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Old 03-10-2010, 06:36 PM   #124
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by QIbHom View Post
RobertB, I had several classes in library school on how to tell what genre a book was in, and it boils down to "put stuff where your patron will find it." Sounds simple, but it isn't. But, if you can be consistent, no matter what you do, it'll help. If you always put David Weber in Fantasy, I'll find him, even though some of his series are (arguably) SciFi.
If you put Science Fiction in with Fantasy or the other way round, unless the prices are that much better then the other guys, I'll shop elsewhere. So please don't do that. It's a bad idea and tends to lose customers. And please please do not put the vampire/undead/otherworld stuff in with Science Fiction or Fantasy. They don't belong. They actually belong in horror. And what's called dark fantasy that's really just romance/erotica/smut belongs someplace other then Fantasy.
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