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Old 02-11-2015, 05:00 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by Blossom View Post
Very sad but true. It all about how much money one can make not how well someone can write. Just look at 50 Shades of Grey. The writing in that book is very bad. The grammar issues in those books were very hard to get around but it seems all new romance authors now want to write like her which is very bad.
There's a whole bunch of "alpha billionaire" erotica/romance out there, and a lot of "how did you get out of elementary school without being able to write better than this" content in the same field, but there are a few smut peddlers who take pride in their work. I'm doing some editing and ebook formatting for one, and I'll give Michael Dalton a special shoutout for The eGirl based on how much J.B.'s raved to me about it.

Sturgeon's Law still holds true, but I'm starting to think he was an optimist.
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