Thread: 12% of ebooks are self-published; most are rubbish, claims editor
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Old 06-11-2013, 08:25 PM   #51
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Some authors I enjoyed (and whose books were well formatted and practically free of spelling/grammar errors):

Patricia Ryan (Still Life with murder)

There's life outside the big publishers...
For what it's worth, Patricia Ryan's mystery series that included Still Life With Murder was actually published by one of the traditional publishers under a pseudonym P.B. Ryan. She released her own ebooks when she was legally able to.

I've been happy to buy reissued ebooks that otherwise look self-pubbed, but had originally been through traditional review/editing.
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