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Old 03-16-2011, 10:30 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by MartinC View Post
One interesting thing about this thread is that nobody has mentioned the most basic thing of all... You have to write a good book in the first place. Perhaps that was in the post that Dr Drib removed. (Not a personal comment, David - I tried to download your excerpt this morning but got timed out - I'll have another go later.)

It's pretty important, though. A good book pushes the marketing forward on oiled wheels. A bad one fights back. Writing good books is what we're supposed to be doing, isn't it?
I kind of have to disagree a bit with this... You can write an amazing, literary, brilliant book, but if there is no audience to even give it a try, then it will remain obscure and unread.

Notice how ebooks are selling, but most of the high sellers are all in genre fiction (paranormal romance, horror, thrillers, etc)...
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