Thread: Will e-books spell the end of great writing?
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Old 12-09-2009, 08:08 AM   #56
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Originally Posted by Moejoe View Post
LOL Quality? Seriously, you're talking about quality in relation to the traditional publishing industry? There hasn't been a level of quality in that industry for a long, long time. It's McPublishing now. It's owned by six or seven corporations who own everything else and will give you, for a modest fee, the least offensive, the most palatable, pablum. If you weren't so hilarious I'd be worried about the future (but I see more and more readers willing to take a chance, to move away from the big corps and support real writers. So my heart doesn't sink too badly when I heard comments like yours).
Perhaps there is a difference in that I am used to books published in a tiny market compared to the English language books. What I've grown up with has probably been the cream. Could you also please be a bit more courteous in your remarks?
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