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Old 03-16-2011, 10:31 AM   #90
drachasor
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Originally Posted by Catlady View Post
Just about the only self-published books I would buy are niche nonfiction books--like an episode guide to a TV show, or a bibiliography on some odd topic I'm interested in. That sort of thing would have such a small audience that it wouldn't be feasible for publication otherwise, and even a small sample allows me to judge the quality.

I'm considering one now, in fact, and will probably buy it, despite a steep price ($10). The main drawback is that the formatting looks a little wonky. But for fiction? There's just no incentive to even bother to read a sample.
Even if a friend recommended a work of fiction to you?

I'd think wasting money on an episode guide would be a lot worse. What show doesn't have some website run by fans that does that for free? No reason to buy an ebook for that.

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