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Old 12-17-2022, 07:42 PM   #1
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Sub-genres of Science Fiction
The science fiction section in my Calibre library is getting just big enough that it'd be a help to split it up a bit.

So I've been going through my books and checking how the books are listed on goodreads and I realized that I'm not really sure how to define these, and there's a lot of overlap (e.g. post-apocalypse and dystopian, or military sci-fi and alien invasion). Also the people who add genres on Goodreads slapping 'space opera' on pretty much everything.

Is this kind of a pointless endeavor?
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