Book Industry

Introduction: Fiction Should Make You Smarter, Not Frustrated You’ve always believed that reading expands the mind—that books should push boundaries, introduce new ideas, and challenge the way you think. Literature, at its best, is supposed to be a gateway to philosophy, human psychology, history, art, and intricate storytelling. But that’s not what modern fiction offers you. Instead of books that make you think deeply, you find novels that are safe, simple, and predictable.

Introduction: When Did Romance Novels Stop Feeling Like Love? Romance should be about emotion, depth, and the raw complexities of human relationships. You read love stories hoping to feel something real—to connect with characters who struggle, grow, and experience relationships in ways that resonate deeply. Yet too often, modern romance novels feel empty, forced, and riddled with clichés. Instead of stories that explore genuine human emotions, you get shallow drama, one-dimen

Introduction: The Subscription Scam That Publishers Don’t Want You to Notice You’ve seen the promise before—unlimited reading, access to thousands of books, a subscription that unlocks everything. But once you sign up, reality sets in. The books you actually want? Not included. Bestsellers, famous authors, critically acclaimed works? Locked behind extra payments. Book platforms use bait-and-switch pricing models, offering a huge catalogue filled with forgettable, low-quality

Introduction: When Did Books Stop Surprising You? You pick up a new novel, hoping for something fresh—something that will engage your mind, immerse you in an unfamiliar world, and introduce you to unforgettable characters. But after a few chapters, you realize you’ve seen this story before. The same romantic arc. The same thriller twist. The same fantasy journey. Mainstream publishers have mastered the art of selling repetition as innovation. Instead of producing truly origin

An experienced reading focusing on a book. Photo from Unsplash.com Introduction: The Endless Search for Meaningful Literature You know there are incredible books out there—stories filled with depth, originality, and intellectual richness. Yet somehow, when you search for something new to read, you’re met with the same predictable, recycled titles . Bestseller lists are supposed to highlight the best books, but they don’t. What you see at the top isn’t necessarily great litera

Frustration with reading. Photo from Unsplash.com Introduction: When Did Book Quality Stop Mattering? You expect books to be carefully written, thoughtfully edited, and polished before they ever reach you. But too often, what you end up reading feels rushed, full of errors, or lacking the depth and refinement you once saw in literature. It's not just your imagination. Publishing standards have dropped.  The market is flooded with books that haven't been properly vetted—many

A woman browsing a book. Photo from Unsplash.com Introduction: A Lost Art in Storytelling You used to fall in love with books—completely, deeply, as if each novel opened an unseen world of thought and feeling. You looked forward to stories that would stay with you, shaping your understanding of human nature, emotions, and intellectual ideas. But something has changed. Modern books feel different, shallower. You pick up a highly recommended novel, expecting something profound,