Here’s an interesting one. I can think of 3 reasons. How about you?
Here is the first of our LWI Survey Questions. Never a list, just the one. Yes, I know there are two but the second is clarifying the first. The results will be shared, minus names provided.
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Stevie Turner 
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Poor grammar, spelling, signs of no editing at all!
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Because I found several misspelled words, lazy edits, apostrophe’s placed where none should be. Hardly ever will my bookmark leave my book before ‘the end’. But if it does… It’s forever.
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My greatest bugbear is ‘vernacular’ dialogue, spelt just how a foreigner would speak English, or how somebody would pronounce it with a heavy accent.
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But if you are writing in a strong dialect you can’t get away from showing it…
after all a person from Newcastle wouldn’t speak perfect queens English and if it wasn’t shown it would surely have no authenticity.
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Fair enough. But anyone not from Newcastle might struggle reading it and skip on down.
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