Looking back we now see that we started our research with some assumptions which seem to be unfounded for this part of the literary market which is dominated by four publishers: We assumed that the genre labels have the same function as in the rest of the literary market. But the small number of publishers seems to create a different situation. We assume now, that at least in some instances combinations of genre names with publisher names (loves stories from Cora vs. love stories from Bastei-Lübbe) describe the clusters best. To start to evaluate this hypothesis, we trained the corpus on label combinations: 1) Genre and Publisher, e.g. ‘Cora-Love’, 2) Genre and Series. Figure 6 shows, that in many, but not all cases these combinations achieve very good results, which indicates that a clear-cut set of features corresponds these combinations. In some genres the same is true for series, for example doctoral or horror, while in others the series have no clear feature set (erotic, love).