Litus posted a little mood piece a year ago on his blog. Antoni Ibàñez / TdQ, “writer”, who’s on Litus blogroll, copied it, published it in a book, and went round reciting it and telling the world how happy he was with his prize (everyone gets prizes here). The fragment has disappeared from his site now, and he’s traipsing round the blogosphere moaning that he was wronged and it was a tribute to Litus. I hope he’ll send a cheque too.
Update
Avui says that the original author “is conscious that his text, by being only published on internet, ‘has no legal protection.'” WTF???!!!
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