Thread: The Economist: Is "chick-lit" dead?
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Old 03-08-2012, 09:16 PM   #34
fjtorres
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My TI 99-4 had one of those chick-lit keyboards. Never again, fingers kept sliding off the keys
I made do with the membrane keyboard on the Atari 400.
Easy to clean, though.

Okay, so "chick lit" isn't focused on romance, but on the other things that happen in the lives of single (young) women. And publishers think there is no market for it?
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