Thread: Romance Writers of America implodes over handling of criticism of racism
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Old 01-10-2020, 12:21 AM   #152
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Don't non-big5-published books have a bigger market share in romance than other genres though?
(But you're right, completely abandoning it would be a stupid move)

EDIT: Quick theory: It seems pretty well established that romance is the genre that has the biggest market share for romance, and there's less of a barrier to entry for non-big5-published books in the digital market?
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