Thread: what is "mainstream" genre ?
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Old 04-11-2008, 04:34 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by wallcraft View Post
MobiPocket's All Categories page lists the only options for professionally generated MOBI ebooks (this will be embedded in the MOBI book's metadata). MobiPocket's "General Fiction" category would seem to naturally map to "mainstream", but I tried two popular FictionWise mainstream books and one (2nd Chance by James Patterson) was in MOBI's "Suspense & Thrillers" category.
2nd Chance seems to be suspense or thriller if you read the description on Amazon. I have only read one James Patterson book and it was a thriller.

I think general fiction is fiction books you cannot map to another category.
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