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Old 04-07-2013, 10:58 AM   #54
JeffAaronMiller
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As an author, I would say readers don't owe me anything except to pay for the book if they want to own and read it. Now, what I would like from a reader is that if they enjoy the book, they would let some other people know somehow, because it is a struggle being an indie author. However, I am not entitled to that, nor should any reader feel obligated to give it. When I put a book out there, I am basically shouting to the world, "Hey, this story I wrote is worth your time and money." It's a bold claim to begin with. Anyone who takes a chance on me has my gratitude, whether they review my book, like my book or hate my book.
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