Number 9 of our Carpet Bombers Series.
We were just recently tipped off by a blog reader:
To this ridiculous article in the Washington post:
Aw, what nice bullshit the WP has to say about Nenia. Good thing we have the facts, because now, we’re going to tell you the truth about this “no. 1 reviewer”.
First of all, she considers herself a “Proud Member of the Meanie Brigade”:
Second, back in the heyday of bullies, when they were allowed to roam free and wreak havoc on authors and other readers on Goodreads, Nenia was one the leaders and moderators of the Badly Behaving Authors group. This was a group of GR trolls who relished in unleashing organized attacks on authors and readers they considered to be “badly behaving”. In September of 2013, this group was hidden from public view when Goodreads announced their new anti-bullying policy which stated that GR members could no longer talk about author behavior in reviews and shelves. If they did, those reviews and shelves would be removed. In other words, author-bashing was no longer going to be tolerated on the site.
And how did Nenia react?
Well… first she flipped off Goodreads:
Then, she threatened to one-star books written by authors she assumed were behind our site (even though we have stated time and again that we ARE NOT authors) if her stgrb-supporter shelf was removed:
And guess what happened?
Yep, that’s right. Her shelf was removed:
And of course, she made good on her threat and went on a carpet-bombing spree. At the time, we managed to get a few screenshots. Notice some of the author-bashing shelves on the left-hand side:
When she threw a tantrum and protested to GR, she got thoroughly spanked:
So, despite what is said about her in the WP article, this is the real Nenia. A vicious cyber-bully who carpet bombs other authors’ books without reading them either because she doesn’t like the author or she is protesting a policy change on Goodreads. If she really does consider reviewing to be her job, then we’d have to say she isn’t doing an honest job, nor does she act much like a professional.
Nenia Campbell, no. 1 professional Goodreads reviewer?
No.
Nenia Campbell, no. 1 unprofessional Goodreads bully?
Yes.
