Amazon’s Worst Attack on Authors & Publishers

Writer and journalist Douglas Preston explained in the New York Times:
Month’s ago, Amazon quietly changed the way it sells books when allowing third-party sellers to trick Amazon’s customers by selling books as “new” that may not come straight from a publisher or its wholesaler. These third-party sellers are now featured atop the primary purchase button for new books. This was always the spot for Amazon’s own inventory, delivered directly from the publishers or indie authors.

Approved third...