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Originally Posted by moonshot
I am new the e reader having just purchased one this year. And although the machine itself is fine to read from, I do find the Amazon and Kobo sites a bit of a mess, mixing e books by the 'professional author with the 'hobby' writer. Maybe the 'hobby' writers books should carry an Amazon/Kobo warning; these books have not been proof read, spelled checked or grammar and punctuation checked by an independent body; unless of course they have or they are free.
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I'm starting to see some reading comprehension problems here. As has been point out *numerous* times, If you don't want to deal with the *mess* of Amazon and Kobo, there are many ways to find "Good" books. New York Times Best Seller List, Awards list in every genre you can imagine, publications such as
The New York Times Book Review. It's not a lot of work. Most of your *one book a month* readers probably select books just that way.
There will
never be a vetting process for authors. It's impossible to define and it's not possible to satisfy the tastes of the millions of readers in the world.