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Old 08-15-2012, 07:07 PM   #81
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But that is an argument against BUYING self-published books and has little to do with the author making a business and personal decision about self publishing (which is the topic.) I get that some readers don't want to read self-published. Nothing wrong with that. Not my audience. But neither is hard-core sci/fi or children's books.
How potential readers will react should be a big factor in the author's decision.

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The only point I am making is that these days self-publishing is a completely different animal than when she was starting out. So is traditional publishing. There are many good things about both paths--and there are many not-so-great.
Vanity publishing is not new. It's just gotten a lot easier and cheaper in digital form. Self-publishing is just a euphemism.
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