> Just someone who's people opinion people will follow.
What I gather: My opinion of books is irrelevant because I don't pay and my opinion is not followable (deceptively?). I had not understood that I'm talking to a publisher (?). At least the OP might've been one. In that case, you're right and I agree, my opinion is not relevant. It was a misunderstanding from my part, so I apologise.
> But then, tell me by whom author of a masterpiece, is recognised after years?
Let's just say a good deal of the philosophers until the contemporary era (you might not recognize all these works as gems of literacy but consider, for instance, Plato's writings, or Aristotle's (whose writing style is better than Plato according to some quotations, ie Cicero), whose brilliance was accepted only by certain circles of the time, and only recently was added to the general consensus. As for novel/etc authors, mayhap exceptious, but with a web search, which unfortunately I do not have the time to conduct, some names would hopefully be revealed.