Competing Authors Pull a Karl Rove on … Karl Rove
It's not too often that this combination of words issues from our fingers, but this ad is priceless The enterprising authors of "Rework," the book currently slotted in Amazon's No 2 position under Karl Rove's enormous, picture-free and heavy tome "Courage and Consequence," just might have pulled (continued).It’s not too often that this combination of words issues from our fingers, but this ad is priceless. The enterprising authors of “Rework,” the book currently slotted in Amazon’s No. 2 position under Karl Rove’s enormous, picture-free and heavy tome “Courage and Consequence,” just might have pulled a better Rove — on Rove, no less — than Rove himself could’ve done. –KA
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