Artikel: Accidental Mountweazels: Lenore Hart is a proven plagiarist

If you’ve read tje last post, and are following Jeremy Duns on Facebook or Twitter, you will know by now that St Martin’s Press has finally issued a statement about Lenore Hart, claiming that she is not guilty of plagiarism.

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