Cait Corrain, a left-wing novelist, lost her book deal after it was discovered she was sabotaging other authors with a tactic known as “review-bombing” using fake accounts.
Corrain’s debut novel, Crown of Starlight, was scheduled to hit bookshelves in March through a Penguin Random House imprint. This was a big, prestigious deal for Corrain, who described the novel this way:
While it’s absolutely a snarky, sexy, slow-burn, space-opera romp, at its core, this is a story about love, sacrifice, sexual agency, embracing your identity as a form of rebellion against oppression, and the difficult choices we all make between facing our fears, or losing the chance to become who we’re meant to be.
Yeah, this.
But rather than count her blessings and gleefully anticipate becoming a published author, Corrain decided to rig the game.
Using the review site Goodreads, the Caucasian…
