Is there any way that you can elaborate upon this, please?
PublishAmerica has many flaws. I'll try to be brief.
First, they have insane prices for books. Books they publish that would normally cost around $15 instead cost $20.
That spirals into other problems. As a result of this, Barnes and Noble has released a statement saying that they will not sell ANY PublishAmerica books. Other bookstores have not been quite as outward about it, but they will not sell it either.
You guys must be excited about your friend, so I'm sorry about this next part.
Perhaps the most famous flaw is that PublishAmerica claims they reject 80% of submissions. Remember that. for a moment during this story.
One day, PublishAmerica releases a statement that basically was making fun of Sci-fi writers and their stories. Naturally, the sci-fi writers are mad at them. But they've heard rumors, so they set to work. Over a weekend, about 20 writers contribute chapters. All they know is a few main characters. They roll die to see what characters are in what chapters, and each one writes the worst chapter they can. The chapters all are completely out of order.
Under a pen name, the finished product, Atlanta Nights, is submitted. PublishAmerica happily accepts the book. When the events gained publicity, they reject it.
Also, one time, a man submitted a "book" made up of the same chapter copied 30 times. Guess what? They accepted it.
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