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Old 02-06-2015, 01:33 PM   #87
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
But if a book does fit both mystery and thriller, then it would be OK to nominate for either category. But (for example) an Agatha Christie mystery is in no way a thriller.

As for SF & fantasy, there are lots of books that are one or the other and not both and many people dislike the lumping of them together. But to be honest, I think if we had to make room for something different, keep mystery, SF, & fantasy and do away with thriller.
Thriller could be seen as a sub-genre of Mystery anyway I think since there often is a mystery to be solved as well. I mean take Nancy Kopp as an example. Her books are legal thrillers, but in the course of the story there is usually a mystery of some sort.
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