Thread: Genre-Crossing/Mixing: do you?
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Old 10-19-2010, 04:40 PM   #9
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Since so many say they write in multiple genres, if a publisher were to make you an offer, and they had to classify your book within a single genre to sell to stores, what genre would you market it as?

The reality of the publishing world is that the books pretty much have to be classified if they are going to get on the shelf of a brick & mortar. Usually with Top Level and one sub-genre.

For instance Thriller/Action-Adventure or Romance/Paranormal.

So how would the folks who replied in this conversation classify your own if you only had that limited option?
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