Thread: Do you have a favourite genre?
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Old 10-10-2008, 07:01 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by lmarie View Post
I can't answer, because there's no real "Mysteries" category. "Crime" and "thrillers" are completely different in my opinion. I mostly read mysteries, and mostly the "cozy" type (those that are not excessively gory or excessively sexual).
"crime" and "mysteries" are just different names for the same thing at least in bookshops. One is used in UK and on in US but I always forget which one is which.
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