Tish Harrison Warren, author of Liturgy of the Ordinary: Sacred Practices in Everyday Life, asked her supporters for help and prayers Monday after learning from her publisher, Intervarsity Press, that Amazon had sold some $240,000 worth of fake copies of her book.
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“Someone (or a group of people) has made high-quality, fake copies of Liturgy of the Ordinary, and taken over the ‘buy’ button on Amazon under a fake name; when Amazon customers purchased my book, counterfeit books—not ones from IVP’s warehouse—were sold and delivered. When this happens, IVP gets no money from or record of the purchase, and I get no royalties. Counterfeiting books and selling counterfeit books are crimes,” Warren explained on her blog.
http://www.tishharrisonwarren.com/blog/2019/7/8/ybeda5p54r0p6iprkzc9nif5roevgs
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