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Old 01-12-2016, 01:49 PM   #81
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Originally Posted by mr ploppy View Post
J A Konrath and Ian Rob Wright spring to mind. Then there's Blake Crouch, though some of his earlier books were originally published by corporations. Both types have the same volume of mistakes in them, except for the ones I proofed. David Moody went back to self publishing after selling a few books to corporations, if anything there's less mistakes in his own books than there was in the corporation ones -- in one of them I only noticed an apostrophe error. In comparison, one of his corporation owned books had mistakes every few pages.
What did you give examples of?

The examples I wanted was of really good books that publisher had missed. That is a really good book that was submitted to many publisher for a time and nobody picked it up.
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