Skyhorse Publishing interview questions

I interviewed with three individuals on two separate occasions who asked straightforward questions about my background and skills and my desire for the job. The follow up from the interview process was quite discouraging, however. I assume I did not get the job because it's been more than two weeks since my last interview and I have not been contacted by anyone, despite submitting a brief book review and sending several follow up emails asking for an update. I know Skyhorse is a start up and doesn't have the manpower and resources of the Big Five, but this lack of transparency and professionalism in the interview process was very disappointing.

The email asking for the interview seemed very curt and they gave me only a day's notice before they wanted me to come in. When I got to the interview, I was left alone in a conference room for about 40 minutes or so. I arrived early, but my interviewer came in the room 20-25 minutes after my interview was scheduled to begin. I felt this interview was not really much of an interview. It mostly consisted of the hiring manager talking about the company and the role. He asked me very few questions, and the questions he did ask either required a very short answer or was a reiteration of a previous question. Granted, I can say I was not adequately prepared for the interview and I was not on my top game, especially seeing as I had to leave my house at 5:30 that morning.