Of course, Arthur need not be too distressed over missing the surge of travelogs.
Because the current London publishing market has more than just travelogues trending.
Since Sir Walter Scott made a spectacular debut in Britain, historical themes have always been bestsellers in the London publishing market.
According to recent reports from the London Publishing Industry Association, the market for historical themes is even experiencing a situation where demand exceeds supply.
However, the unmet demand for historical themes doesn't mean everyone can profit from it. Since the unfortunate passing of Sir Walter Scott, there have been few decent historical works published in Britain over the past few years. Still, whenever a well-chosen and well-written work appears, its sales cannot be less than a thousand copies.
In this regard, the person who has reaped the most from the publishing benefits is Eld Carter, the heir to Walter Scott's legacy.
