The editorial board’s employees who published the memoirs of Mike Pence, 61 years old, legitimized the fanaticism. The director of the house that publishes the book Dice, which will follow in front of his plane.
The editorial staff of Simon & Schuster has said that he will continue with his plans and will publish the memoirs of former Vice President Mike Pence on the presentation of objections presented by his staff against the book.
In a memorandum sent to the employees on March, the executive director Jonathan Karp said that the mission of the company was “to publish a variety of voices and perspectives”.
“For this reason, we will proceed with our publication agreement with (former) Vice President Mike Pence,” he announced.
Simon & Schuster announced the principles of this month that Pence had signed an agreement to write an autobiography detailing his activities during the administration of former Republican President Donald Trump.
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The editor says that a book contract will be issued, with the first volume scheduled for its publication in 2023.
People in the editorial industry say that the agreement with Pence raises a value of between 3 and 4 million dollars, informs the CNN chain.
The announcement provoked a staff protest that hizo circular a petition in return stating that the agreement means that the editorial house is “legitimizing the fanaticism”.
The petition, which does not enumerate the number of signatories, accuses Pence of impulsive policies that discriminate against people of color, LGBTQ groups and women.
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Mike Pence sang, sang literally and figuratively, in his own hands. We demand that the contract of Mike Pence’s book be canceled, ”she said, following the copies circulating online.
It is hoped that the memoirs, at the time of their inauguration, cover the fair and the public service of Pence, including its stage as state congressman, his ascension to converting governor of the state of Indiana and his return to Washington as Trump’s number.
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Pence, 61 years old, has been in the midst of politics since the beginning of the election when Trump lost the November presidential election to Democrat Joe Biden.