Nu Cherte Publishing

This commentary is for the authors and the readers. I'm going to address the readers first and then the authors. Dear Readers: Some of you are going way out of your way to discredit what is being published in the literary industry. On the other side of this coin, you choose to fuss, post disrespectful things about so-called books you spend your hard earned dollars on (and some of you work the "Kindle Credit" piece of it so well, it's like bank account to toy around with.)

This commentary is for the authors and the readers. I'm going to address the readers first and then the authors. Dear Readers: Some of you are going way out of your way to discredit what is being published in the literary industry. On the other side of this coin, you choose to fuss, post disrespectful things about so-called books you spend your hard earned dollars on (and some of you work the "Kindle Credit" piece of it so well, it's like bank account to toy around with.)

With 2015 in full swing, the authors have closed out last year and are in hibernation working on their next masterpieces. Nothing new, but when the grumblings of change are beginning to surface from the readers that love them, one has to wonder if their voiced social media posts will get any feedback. Feedback you say? On what are there grumblings about? Well, some are tired of the series that seem to be endless. Others wonder why the author allows certain stories to be stret

With 2015 in full swing, the authors have closed out last year and are in hibernation working on their next masterpieces. Nothing new, but when the grumblings of change are beginning to surface from the readers that love them, one has to wonder if their voiced social media posts will get any feedback. Feedback you say? On what are there grumblings about? Well, some are tired of the series that seem to be endless. Others wonder why the author allows certain stories to be stret