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When she wrote as much on social media last year – questioning a US Kickstarter project to fund a book about "a queer black five-year-old" – she unleashed a Twitter storm that generated 30,000 hate tweets.

It agreed to cough up $125 million to fund a book rights registry, paying 63% of what Google makes on such works to authors and publishers.

Kickstarter just published a blog post offering its take on a controversial campaign to fund a book called Above the Game: A Guide To Getting Awesome With Women.

Yan Morvan has launched a crowdfunding campaign to fund a book on his years with the Blousons Noirs.

Here's what we learned that might help others looking to use Kickstarter to fund a book.

A Kickstarter campaign funded an illustrated book called The Morbid Anatomy Anthology (a second edition and a limited edition will soon follow).

Last year the IPA encouraged supporters to take advantage of a tax concession to help fund a climate book with chapters written by a familiar line-up of climate science denialists – one of which was Dr Soon.

Now, Lightner has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a photography book about Floridian Swamp Buggy Racing.

They intrigued me and I think I in turn intrigued them in a strange way". Now, Lightner has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a photography book about Floridian Swamp Buggy Racing.

Her upcoming book (self-published as a result of a successful Kick Starter campaign where for every book funded a copy would be donated to a non-profit organization) not only includes a wealth of her nutritious budget conscious recipes but also includes tips on shopping, creating a basic pantry, and mastering some essential staples (i.e. pizza dough, flour tortillas, even croutons!).

Last week, we learned that the Australian government had funded a nasty little comic book intended to deter those seeking asylum from making the journey to Australia; the narrative culminates with images of asylum seekers languishing miserably in mosquito-plagued camps.