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Ah, lawyers. What a grand world it would be if they and their silly, short-sighted, senseless, penny-wise pound-foolish "policies" were all transported far beyond the ocean sea. Like to Australia. Ha! No, no, I like them Aussies okay. Here's what one of 'em had to say about my beautiful book called Ginny Good: "This is a great mind at work. Don't be fooled by this author. He is precisely clever. His cleverness can be missed easily as the word by word cadense is rhythmical, a delightful read." Here are two other books that are gonna make great movies:
Astral Weekend
Esmeralda
Lawyers don't make good movies; writers do. Lawyers get in the way. If you wanna steal my books, steal away--I'll even pay the eight bucks it'll cost to go see 'em at the movie show when you've made movies out of them. "No notice was taken of its literary content," pfssh. Lawyers, pfssh. Thanks. G.
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Hey, Joel, if the mountain don't come to Mohammed, Mohammed goes to the mountain, right? Oh, and my offer to send you a free book "remains as described" in my original e-mail. I'll even sign the sucker. You can re-sell it on Amazon; unread, of course. You can call it a collectible and get way more money for it that way. Thanks. G.
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Dear Mr. Goldstein: Consider anything you want to consider. I don't know what kind of gulag you live in but I live in the good old US of A and prefer not to remove my words from my website in accordance with the spirit and letter of a bunch of rights set forth in the first ten amendments to the Constitution; free speech, free press, prohibitions against restraint of trade...those sorts of things. That you don't want to hear about a great book that would make a great movie doesn't prevent me from telling you about it. That I don't want to hear you advertise your less than great movies doesn't stop you from advertising them, right? Thanks. G.
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My e-mails of March 3, 2005 were not "unsolicited submissions" but were simply a notification that VRP is included as a film production company on my website which provides contact information for 6,500 entertainment industry executives. It was also an opportunity for each of the VRP executives to whom it was sent to say whatever he or she wanted to say about himself or herself. You might want to read it again and "let me know if you have anything you want me to add to your entry," including but not limited to whatever boilerplate you've come up with to avoid looking at film projects worth looking at. How does one "solicit" an e-mail? I had information to communicate to VRP. I communicated it. Big whoop. Your e-mail address is your e-mail address. Res ipsa loquitur. If and when I have new information to communicate, I'll communicate it. I've never solicited any form of advertising whatsoever, definitely don't welcome it, etc., and yet I get inundated with advertising all the time. Neither I nor the myriad lawyers I've consulted see a distinction. Nor do I consider my e-mails advertising, per se, but merely useful information which I provided to you and VRP out of the kindness of my heart. Thanks. G.
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