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Hello Librarians,I need help to separate two books from this existing author profile. There is a pen name collision.
These two books are written and published by me, not the other author on this profile.
Book 1:
Title:【Short Story Series 1: (Includes 10 Books)】
ASIN:【B0FR2BSLPQ】
Amazon link:【https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FR2BSLPQ】
Book 2:
Title:【Short Story Series 2: (Includes 10 Books)】
ASIN:【B0FZ52XCNP】
Amazon link:【https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FZ52XCNP】
Please create a **separate new author profile** for me with the same pen name, and move these two books to my new author page.
My Goodreads user profile:【https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/2...】
I can provide my KDP author central page for verification. Thank you so much!
@ Jessica: First, please don't hijack other member's topics. Hijack posts are ignored.second, this folder is for adding NEW books/editions not already on Goodreads, not for fixing/updating already existing records.
Please read: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...


* Title: I'm like a PDF but a girl
* Author(s) name(s): Ester Freider
* ISBN (or ASIN): 978-1-0687480-1-1
* Publisher: Femmesocial Press
* Publication Date Year: 2022
* Page count: 71
* Format: Paperback
* Description: What does it mean to be a young researcher for a better future? Inspired by piracy research by members of the Centre of Postdigital Cultures at Coventry University and cyberfeminist renditions such as Laboria Cuboniks' Xenofeminism, Legacy Russell's Glitch Feminism, and Mindy Seu's Cyberfeminist Index, Ester Freider positions the archival and curatorial piracy done by girlbloggers on Tumblr as a pedagogical nomadism with political potency. Through a literary and ethnographic analysis of the Tumblr platform that is supplemented by my her experiences, she explores how girlblogging practices encourage an ambulatory approach to research, but also to self-creation as a young person. In girlblogging, one finds a new form of cyberfeminist pedagogy that is youth-accessible and culturally viral.
* Link to book page: https://femmesocialpress.bigcartel.co...