Most book publishers choose to publish books that they link as opposed to what they know will sell. And if it’s a book by someone famous, it’s usually not a problem as his/her books will be snapped up from the shelves regardless. But most of the time it doesn’t work out so well. A new eBook publisher named Hyperink has decided to take advantage of technology available to circumvent this issue.
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