As The Plagiarists Develop Even More Brass Balls . . .

[sailormac]

First, we had the guy who plagiarized a dead woman's fiction and journal. Now, we have a professionally published romance novelist who has allegedly plagiarized a 1930s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

It's enough to make ripping off little-known fantasy novels and Buffy to create Draco-in-leather-pants epics look almost quaint.