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Old 04-05-2013, 03:45 PM   #42
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Originally Posted by BeccaPrice View Post
I've been seeing a number of articles lately talking about what readers owe authors. I've seen this graphic (more at the link too) in FB, about what I as a reader owe my favorite (particularly indy) authors.

I do like to support favorite authors, but I dont tend to write reviews or publicize what I'm reading (unless, like "Mr. Penumbra", I'm totally enthralled by a book, but that's rare.).

Do I as a reader owe my favorite indy authors reviews? or FB comments (I don't tweet)? I can see the point, but I really hate writing reviews.
Nope, you don't owe us a thing and it doesn't matter if the book is traditionally published, free, or indie published. If an author chooses to give books away, that means it is FREE (unless they are entering an actual exchange where the reader promises a review upfront, etc.)
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