The process is just too expensive. Maybe in the future, a reader will be able to subscribe to a book and receive new information and updates as they appear. The price is right. Most eBooks are selling for less than their print equivalents, since they cost less to produce and a lower price will help expand the market. First of all, we re publishing more writers, so more books are getting into the hands of readers, and that s a good thing.
Authors are more involved in the publishing process.
In the print publishing world, most authors have little or no input into what their book looks like or how it is marketed. The concept of a book is changing, and eBooks are ahead of the curve. Digital books encourage us to expand our ideas about what a book is. They allow us to envision a different kind of reading community than we have in the past. The emerging technology is incredibly exciting.