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Why I Sued Taylor Swift: and How I Became Falsely Known as Frivolous, Litigious and Crazy Paperback – November 4, 2017

by Russell Greer (Author)

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DISCLAIMER:Due to the controversial nature of the book, people will probably leave (and have left) hateful, ugly, fake reviews without even reading the book. And if they have read the book, they only bought it to read and mock me. I am a victim of an organized syndicate of harassment. Ironically, the same people who are leaving bad reviews are featured in this book. Their hateful reviews do not define the quality of the book or of the author. Please do not let their hate stop you from reading this incredible true story.“Why I Sued Taylor Swift” tells the heartwarming story of a disabled man and his celebrity crush, Taylor Swift. After working on a musical gift for her, Taylor and this man collaborated on music, produced Taylor’s highest selling song and then they lived happily ever after — or so it should have been....No, this story tells the inspiring true tale of a disabled songwriter who dreams of writing music for Taylor Swift, only to get stonewalled by her agents. Trying all available options, he soon decides to sue Taylor under the doctrine of “vicarious liability” in a desperate attempt to bring her attention to the unfair situation. Little does this man know that his entire world is about to be turned upside down. Read my book about why I sued Taylor Swift and how I became falsely known as frivolous, litigious and crazy. It’s bound to inspire some. And it probably will make others cry or upset.DISCLAIMER:Due to the controversial nature of the book, people will probably leave hateful, ugly, fake reviews without even reading the book. Their hateful reviews do not define the quality of the book or of the author. Please do not let their hate stop you from reading this incredible true story. Copyrighted 2017

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Paperback: 175 pages
Publisher: Russell Greer (November 4, 2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 069297010X
ISBN-13: 978-0692970102
Product Dimensions: 7 x 0.4 x 10 inches
Shipping Weight: 14.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review: 38 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #129,001 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #216 in Books > Literature & Fiction > Dramas & Plays > Regional & Cultural > United States
- #23373 in Books > Literature & Fiction > United States

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as if someone should be forced to love you because you said so (and you have a ...

November 5, 2017

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An atrocious piece of writing; disjointed and difficult to read, I only managed the free sample, however I don't imagine it is any more read-able after that. Not to mention the story line is horrendous and does read as the ravings of a mad-man. The authors whole premise that he has to 'win taylor over' is frankly very very creepy, as if someone should be forced to love you because you said so (and you have a disability). The book reeks of a person who does not view women as real people, only a trophy you can put on your shelf (or chain up in your basement, more like). Save yourself a headache and don't even bother with the sample.

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A heartwarming review of a terrible book and worse author.

November 8, 2017

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This book is pure (and poor) fiction. Though I will say, his summary of the book, a 'heartwarming story' is true, though not in the way he expects it to be. From his point of view, I'm not sure how he can possibly see it a heartwarming story. It is not uplifting at all. The protagonist never wins, he just loses time after time. Precisely why the reader will find it heartwarming, in that the author, and protagonist of the book, is an awful person, and it is so much fun to see him lose constantly.
First, back in high school, the author describes how he wrote a threat in the school bathroom. Yet somehow whines it was unfair he had to spend a night in jail for it, even though somehow he got off on no charges. The author treats women as property. He paid a sex worker for for sex,spent the entire time doing things other than sleep with her, and got angry she wouldn't give him free time after. Even after he himself describes her as not wanting to sleep with him, he doesn't care. He even publishes her real name, because she's an object to him. He sues her, and heartwarmingly, she wins a restraining order against him.
Even the dedication of the book proves just how awful the author is. He dedicates it to a poor girl, who he claims that people who harass him harassed her until she killed herself. And yet, as I found out, there are screenshots showing the author demeaning and bullying the very same girl. Even her friends and family said her death was not due to trolls harassing her, and wished not to have her name in the book, Russell ignored their wishes. He cares for no one but himself.
He claims people harass and stalk him, yet he does the very same to family of Taylor Swift. He constantly tries to contact her family, and sends them mail and items, even after he unsuccessfully sued her. Yet somehow claims his stalking is just and doesn't count. Screenshots show him calling Taylor Swift's mother a fat pig who should have died of cancer because she didn't respond to his harassment, yet he claims he's been nothing but respectful.
There is so much more factually wrong with this book, such as claiming a friend of his as firebombed as a result of knowing Russell, which only takes a quick google search to show as false. However, pointing out all the lies of the book would leave a review as long as the garbage it's written about. Besides this, the book is full of the author's attempt at humor. Yet every time he cracks what he thinks is a joke, he spends a paragraph pointing out the fact that he made a joke, making this read utter trash.

In short, the author claims that if women only looked past his disability, they'd fall for him. Yet it only takes a little to show that under his disability, is a selfish, entitled man who has no actual respect for women, and only views them as things for him to do with what he pleases.

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Walz

Actually kind of a sad story...

November 5, 2017

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Dude just let it go already. No celebrity personally owes you a damn thing, even if you are disabled. They’re not obligated to date you or perform your song. You’re just making yourself look even more insane by pushing this

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Poorly written and completely false information. He does not ...

November 4, 2017

Format: Kindle Edition

Poorly written and completely false information. He does not know the law he claims to and therefore, this book has no basis. Check his Facebook for confirmation.

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An incredibly delusional man takes inane decisions because he feels entitled to women's time and attention.

November 5, 2017

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Now, I am pretty sure Russell will at one point reveal that he is Andy Kaufman-esque character, there is just no way this thing is real. The book just reeks of disillusion, at no point does the title character have any connection to the real world or how it works. He tells the tale of how much time and money he spent wooing Taylor Swift, a world famous and successful artist. For some reason, he thinks this entitles him to own her. To decide what she does. He talks about her mocking him with her family, when in reality, there is a slim chance she has even heard of him.

This books seems to have been written with the mentality of child that is obsessed with the idea that it should be rich and famous and that if that famous person just give him a chance, it will be up there with the stars. It's pathetic.

The character very often points out that he is disabled, not realising that his disability has no effect--it changes nothing. It does not entitle him to women at all. And based on the characters history, this travesty seems to be based on his deep delusion that he is entitled to women. Swift is not the first women he has sued because she didn't date him, or kiss him, or whatever he wants at each moment, and he will probably continue to stalk women, with law suits and pitiful fictions like this, until he gets a reality check behind bars.

Like a famous crazy person often tweets, SAD!

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