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Branching Out: Authors reach new audiences by crossing categories and jumping genres.

  • Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 30, pages. 4

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Why longtime fans of true crime are quitting the genre for good.

  • Source: The Washington Post. 2023.

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The Good Fight With the world in turmoil, science fiction and fantasy readers are turning to an increasingly popular subgenre: hopepunk.

  • Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 38, pages. 5

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What Happened to the 'True' in True Crime?

  • Source: The New York Times. 2023.

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Norse Code: There's more to Nordic noir than brooding, middle-aged male cops lugging hefty emotional baggage.

  • Source: Publishers Weekly. 2019, Vol. 266, Issue 12, pages. 5

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Placing the Genre Nonconforming Novel: It's worth it to write the novel you want to write, regardless of where it fits in.

  • Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 35, pages. 2

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Book genre and author gender: Romance>Paranormal-Romance to Autobiography>Memoir.

  • Source: Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology. 2017, Vol. 68, Issue 5, pages. 1212-1223

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Imagined multi verses: speculative fiction is unconstrained by the expectation of a single view of the world.

  • Source: Library Journal. 2016, Vol. 141, Issue 13, pages. 7

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Who Is a "Crossover" For? An author questions how and why some books are categorized.

  • Source: Publishers Weekly. 2020, Vol. 267, Issue 36, pages. 1

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Pushing boundaries: inspired by Gone Girl's best-selling success, publishers pursue female-driven psychological suspense as well as other genre crossovers.

  • Source: Library Journal. 2014, Vol. 139, Issue 7, pages. 6

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