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Topic Run Dates: September 24th – 30th, 2021
Question
Are you more willing to read traditionally published books than self-published (indie) books? Or do you not have a preference?(submitted by Julie @ JadeSky)
Answer
The simple answer is no.
I typically choose my next novel based on the synopsis, so, for me, it does not matter who or what company published it. There is the initial stigma that self-published novels usually contain more errors (gramatical, sentence structure, etc.) since it can sometimes be seen by less sets of eyes before publishing. However, I have not found this to be the case as I have read some ARCs and some previously published novels that were not perfect that came from larger publishing houses and some that came from self-published authors. Therefore, there is no real difference between the two in terms of accuracy. In content, the stories have been both great and just okay on both ends of the spectrum, so, again, I rarely see a glaring difference between the two types of publication.
Pretty much, in summary, I will read anything and everything!
How about you? What do you have a preference?
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I don’t really have a preference, and I mainly go off synopsis too!
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Same for me, I like both traditional and self published books.
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I agree, sometimes self-published books can be of a great quality. Plus it allows us to find hidden gems, otherwise we could have never found if only big publishing houses were allowed to publish books.
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This is interesting! I mostly go by synopsis as well, although because I like to read more well-known books I would say that means I read more traditionally published books
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