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4 comments:
Ummm, right.
;)
It made me laugh. Especially with all the animal/human erotica on Amazon.
I had heard about human-bigfoot erotica on a forum somewhere. That sounded pretty odd to me. Animal/human, even more weird. I suspect Amazon does not add them to also boughts, or other charts and promos, making them not readily seen by average browsing customers visiting their website. Benefit for me, I say.
I have seen a little of it and you are correct it is buried at Amazon. Easier to find at Smashwords. At least, it used to be. I get asked to review some of it now and then and I laugh and then politely say no.
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