of course it is fake. people who have copies will not give them away or distribute them. i legitimately have a copy of the real book but i would never give it to anybody while people with fake copies would.
I believe it's routine for a hacker to have poor English-language schools, to claim justification for their actions from one ethical leader or another (for instance you could have a go at the Creation Museum and claim, probably falsely, to be carrying out the wishes of Professor Richard Dawkins), and, very often, to make false claims. For that matter, attentive fans of the book may remember Nancy Stouffer, who lost a court case after claiming to have oridinated several of J. K. Rowling's ideas. Now, these books are of a type where knowing the outcomes greatly changes the experience of reading. Therefore, interested readers will avoid such information. However, I've now read the book - and the completed series doesn't fall flat on its face in the last lap - and I'm mildly curious to see what this person thought would be spoiler information. It's very likely to have been exposed as a hoax, if it was a hoax. Has anyone got the stuff? You could obscure it with ROT13.
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