[ SECRET POST #2737 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2737 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Bullshit!

You know what, just because she's publishing in an ebook format (which pretty much any Joe-Blow can do on Amazon nowadays), doesn't inherently make her shit better than any of the fan-fiction author's I've read (some of whom have made the leap from fan-fiction to commercial fiction). That it's poorly edited just means she's too frigging lazy to look or ask for help. There are plenty of places that will edit and be grammar nazi's on original fiction as well as fan-fiction with as little rewards as a thank you in the author's notes.

And there are plenty of newer publishing companies that are very friendly to fan-fiction authors because they appreciate that quality can be inspired by many things, and the fact that someone has written fan-fiction shouldn't make them a pariah in the publishing world. Story Spring Publishing is one such company.