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Old 07-27-2011, 05:40 AM   #6
charleski
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This means readers have the opportunity to buy the books you’re self-publishing instantly. Book retailers and publishers are pointing customers directly at you, customers who have money burning a hole in their pockets
Umm, they'll point them to their store where they'll have the books that you contracted with them to publish. No one's going to be pointing anyone at anything unless they get a cut of the pie along the way.

I'm not surprised that genre fiction is heading back to its roots in the limited-availability magazine model. It's inevitable given the sheer bulk of verbiage involved. He's right, the good news is that authors now have a means of maintaining a long tail at little cost, but you still need something to pull people in.
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