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Old 11-11-2014, 03:06 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by crich70 View Post
Well I did say that I didn't think every female author was writing Romances. Though certainly in traditional publishing more women were writing Romance than men were (and male authors used female pen names). I grant that different genre's probably do vary in popularity over time as well. The same thing happens with movies. For a decade or so monster movies are big then it's SF and them Musicals and then cop dramas like Dirty Harry etc. People get a glut of one genre and switch to another for a while til they get tired of it and switch again.
Agreed. I wasn't picking on you or anything. I just think I am noticing a trend with a lot of readers and writers towards mysteries. And it will change as soon as I write another mystery with no paranormal elements. So, I'm getting ahead of the trend. I better just write paranormal elements.
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