Herbert asks: Does the advent of indie make some genres abandoned by trad publishing, such as the family saga, the western, certain types of detective, and so on, viable? How would you go about finding the unserved market around these genres? 
  
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Herbert asks: Does the advent of indie make some genres abandoned by trad publishing, such as the family saga, the western, certain types of detective, and so on, viable? How would you go about finding the unserved market around these genres? Sponsored by Archivos Join us at the Every Day Novelist Forums

Herbert asks: Does the advent of indie make some genres abandoned by trad publishing, such as the family saga, the western, certain types of detective, and so on, viable? How would you go about finding the unserved market around these genres? 
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