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Why is literary fiction notorious for being statistically ‘low sellers’ in the world of book publishing? This question, is often indirectly asked by many literary writers who are frustrated by what they believe to be a book publishing industry who cater only to mass markets by following statistically proven trends. This article seeks to explore the origins of the separation of literary fiction from mainstream book publishing using the ideas expressed in John Carey’s book called The Intellectuals and the Masses, Pride and Prejudice Among the Literary Intelligentsia, 1880-1939.

John Carey asserts, that the English Literary Intelligentsia of this time period made a conscious effort to segregate literary fiction from the newly literate ( or semi-literate ) mass culture, produced by the late nineteenth century educational reforms to which they opposed. The Education Act of 1871 introduced universal elementary education, and in 1896 there emerged a newspaper called The Daily Mail…