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Old 07-05-2011, 07:39 AM   #136
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I think it's too limiting to think we can only apply one label to each book. I don't know the book you mentioned, but I can't see any reason why it's possibly literary as well as historical fiction. "Anathem" is IMHO both sci-fi and literary - as an example. For me it comes down to the quality of the book and its purpose (to entertain, to enlighten, to be an artistic expression), not what genre it is.
Exactly.

And what is the difference in Literary and Mainstream?

(apologies if this was already discussed. I'm jumping in without testing the water first)
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