Between the submissions we receive here at Indies Unlimited and the
ones I receive for consideration for the Hurricane Sandy Library
Recovery project, I’ve vetted close to 200 books in the past two weeks.
Yes, my eyes are tired, and there’s a slight chance I may be just a
teeny tiny bit cranky.
I’m noticing a lot of common errors while reviewing the previews of
these books, which I’m going to list below. People complain (no, I don’t
know which people, just people, all right?) that indie and
self-published books don’t meet the same level of quality as
traditionally published books. I don’t believe that can be made as a
blanket statement. What I will tell you, however, is that these errors
are DEAD giveaways that a book is a not-so-high-quality self-published
product. Isn’t the goal ultimately that someone can pick up an indie
book and a traditionally published book and not be able to tell the
difference? Well, let’s do away with the issues below and we’ll be well
on our way.
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