Non Traditional Book Publishing by Jana Bradley, Bruce Tulton, Marlene Helm, and Katherine Pittner
Non–traditional book publishing, prospering on the Internet, now accounts for over eight times the output of traditional publishing. Non–traditional publishing includes books published by their authors and books representing the reuse of content, most of it not covered by copyright. The result is an heterogeneous, hyper–abundant contemporary book environment where the traditional mixes with the non–traditional and finding books that match a reader’s taste is more difficult than previously and may involve new methods of discovery.
The hyper-fracturing of the book world, accelerated by liquid media and tablets.
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