At The Chronicle of Higher Education: A breathtakingly ballsy piece by an anonymous professional writer of academic papers — friend to non-native speakers, the rich and lazy, and the hopelessly dim. Whatever your professor wants, he delivers (for a fee, of course). This Ed Dante might remind you of Vitaly Borker, the charmingly unapologetic (and equally ballsy) thug internet retailer profiled by David Segal in the NYTimes a few weeks back.
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at 6:44 pm on December 9, 2010
Are you joking? What is so “breathtakingly ballsy” about writing a sensationalistic account of your own malfeasance under a pseudonym? I am not sure why the Chronicle of Higher Education is basically shopping this guy’s book proposal for him.