[Iduno]

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On Jan 20, 2009 a cease and desist letter was sent by Hachette Book Group in regards to the copyright infringement of series 1. Suzumiya Haruhi and 2. Spice and Wolf. As per request, Baka-Tsuki has immediately deleted all infringing pages. Should you have any question or concern, please contact [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]OSPAM.

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--Thelastguardian 23:28, 20 January 2010 (UTC)

All I can say is **** Hachette Book Group, do they have any idea how ****ing long it's going to take the Haruhi novels to catch up over here or what Yenpress is dicking around with with spice and wolf to "appeal to the mainstream" (Which judging by their attempts consists of readers of fantasy erotic novels)

I can't believe I actually bothered to support these guys by buying the currently released Haruhi novels...

[weika]

Definitely rage worthy. :B

[Astromole]

They always said they'd remove it if asked, not that surprising.

All C&Ds are rage worthy though- Go and urinate against an american bookstore near you! For my part too (lives too far away).

Hopefully, some saintly pirate somewhere will form a group and continue regardless, god bless the internet.

[Spectre456]

i hope they focus their attention on bakemonogatari now, or index.....either one would be cool

[Silvier]

Well, balls... I would have read up on Spice and Wolf if I had known. I'm sure someone who doesn't give a shit will have all the stuff that has been translated archived somewhere and I'll be damned if I'm waiting if the publishers schedule holds.