Thread: 12% of ebooks are self-published; most are rubbish, claims editor
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Old 06-14-2013, 09:01 AM   #177
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OHHHH an oppertunity to bring the toic on track.

So if more Indie authors worked with editors and proofreaders, their stories would be easier to read for many folks and people would be less whiney about finding the good ones.

And yes, I am lazy which is why I like lists and the like. It helps me get going. Once I get started, it is hard to stop me. Ask anyone in the tea thread what happened when introduced to Oolongs and Puerh. Someone posted about teas I had not tried, sent a suggestion or two, and now I have 6 different Oolongs and 8 different Puerhs I am drinking. I might be lazy when it comes to getting started but pique my interest and it is off to the races.

Given that I have a backlog of books on my TBR list I doubt I am going to be jumping on anything soon but if someone has suggestions about indies to look for that write something to the Codex Alera by Jim Butcher, Robin Hobb type stuff I am game.
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