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Old 09-17-2011, 02:32 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by xg4bx View Post
if i was a woman i'd be insulted by the "chick lit" label period. the "chicks" i know read horror and science fiction, not every woman wants soft&fuzzy literature. a pandering label like that is a disgrace.

whats "guy lit", books about football dipped in motor oil and old spice?
I agree. The more things change.... I understand women authors who wrote science fiction in the early part of the last century had similar problems. i.e. women can't write science fiction and so on. Of course they did write it often using a pen name I imagine. While I imagine many women do read books that are now considered chick lit you can't really pigeon hole anyone's reading tastes by their gender or age.
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