What genres are people most interested in covering?
I thought of: SciFi/Fantasy, Graphic Novels, Romance, Thrillers/Mystery, Inspirational.
I know there's more out there but I'm drawing a mental blank.
Personally, I'd like to read a book in a genre I typically don't read, like romance or inspritational.
Is there a genre we'd like to begin with?
6 comments:
I'm weak in fantasy and chick-lit myself, but am fine with Mandy's suggestions too. Eventually we'll get around to all genres, right?
I'm doing a Horror/paranormal R.A. presentation with Cathy for OLC chapter conferences. Let's throw Horror into the mix.
I'm terrible with fantasy, and horror would be a new one for me too. I'm up for whatever!
I read mostly nonfiction or the occasional vampire fiction. I'm up for rotating genres - especially heavily requested ones like teen, mystery, suspense and romance.
The teen reads would be new for me as long as they are not Robert Cormier...
There are a number of genres combining lately. Inspirational thrillers, romantics westerns...will any of these be listed or accepted in the usual genre listings? AND, please separate mystery from thriller. The cozy Mrs. Pollifax would be a very different read from Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp.
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