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Old 07-11-2015, 04:04 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by gmw View Post
I agree crich70. I also consider it important to distinguish between how a book is categorised into a genre, from the tags that may be used. Some my work I would (and do) tag with "romance", because they have a distinct element of romance in them, but I would not consider giving them a genre categorisation of "Romance" because they're not written for (what I perceive are) the expectations of that audience.
Point taken. If a book has an element of romance, but isn't actually a piece of romance fiction the author should make sure to not accidentally mislead potential buyers. And lots of books that are one genre have elements of others in them. Mysteries for example can have the hero in a romance with another character, but they are still Mysteries.
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