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Old 07-15-2015, 12:53 PM   #35
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Hardcastle, I agreed with your points up until:

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The indie books are... well edited, with nice cover art, better typesetting, more eReader features, less typos, and more reader engagement.
Boy, I'm glad you found those books. The indie e-books I've purchased (which are usually reprints by mid-list genre authors whose paper books went out of print) tend to be the opposite of what you describe. I Alf them and clean them up a bit, but it can be some work.

I support indie books and am glad that the e-book market has made it viable to bring these niche titles back into print. But I can't kid myself that, on the whole, the indies do a better job than the big guys. That is just demonstrably wrong.
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