Jo LinsdellThere's no such thing as 'no market'. Some books are just niche orientated that's all.
About This Quote
The term no market has been used to describe a book that has little chance of being purchased by anyone. In some cases, this is true. Books that are written for a specific demographic may not be purchased by those outside of that group. However, there are a lot of examples where a book can be purchased by a substantial amount of people even though it doesn't have a large following. Some may consider this to be a failure of the author's marketing plan but it's more likely an example of the difficulty of writing a certain type of book.
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