Milo Yiannopoulos Sues Simon And Schuster For Dropping His Book

It’s been a while since we’ve heard much from Milo Yiannopolous. But now he’s back in full-force.

First off, he’s published his book “Dangerous” – he went through a small independent press to do it, but it’s available and if you were one of the thousands who pre-ordered the thing (or even if you weren’t), you can buy it now.

And speaking of “Dangerous,” according to this Milo is suing the mainstream publishing house Simon and Schuster – the company where he was originally contracted to publish through – for $10 million because they dropped him in the middle of that stupid scandal back in February –

While he was allowed to keep his $80,000 advance, Yiannopoulos filed a $10 million lawsuit against the publishing house Friday, claiming that the book was not unacceptable for publication, but that they caved to pressure from celebrities who did not want to see his book published.

Personally, I think it’s stupid that S&S rolled over for all the screaming jackholes who believed the crap about Milo in the first place. And given how quickly people pre-ordered the book and how fast it went to the bestselling list back in December, Milo is probably right to sue, if for no other reason than the money he lost out on.

True, Simon and Schuster lost out on a ton of money by canceling the contract as well. It was just a bad business decision all the way around.

I hope this means that Milo’s going to be back up to his old SJW-annoying antics because, truthfully, I’ve missed his brand of shenanigans.