Thread: Should writers give up on getting paid for their writing?
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Old 04-04-2012, 01:34 PM   #47
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Originally Posted by rhadin View Post
I think it is a mistake not to keep searching for high-aulity indie authors. It was through such searching that I found indie authors like Shayne Parkingson, LJ Seller, Michael Hicks, Richard Tuttle, Vicki Tyley, and Tracey Falbe, among others. And once I found them, I found the reading experience to equal that of the well-known trade authors but at a significantly more reasonable price. Consequently, I have been willing to pay for their new books (e.g., in Tuttle's case I bought 28 of his books).
Tuttle's ebooks are $5.99. That's a tidy sum multiplied by 28.

Several others are now Kindle exclusives. It's a good thing you discovered them beforehand.
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