In December we decided to spread the Christmas cheer and we tackled the 12 Days of Christmas, blog style. I am truly surrounded by some of the best writers in this tribe and I’m very thankful for their continued support of my entries.
So authors try and help the reader along by identifying their book in a variety of searchable categories. (more…)Īt the end of 2011 I was invited to join some very talented writers in a Triberr tribe set up to help promote each other’s sites and writing. On the other hand, there are just so many books out there, especially with the boom in the self publishing world that a poor reader needs to narrow down the 20 gazillion books to ones they might be interested in. Don’t be hemmed in by search sorting on the internet. One part of me just wants to tell folks, hey, read the jacket blurb and see if you’d think you’d like the story.  I’m not sure who we started with or who they had an affinity for. Doesn’t it get crowded with this many people or vampires in the same bed/coffin? Will the government be watching and take away one of the participants leaving. As I was trolling the other day on a book selling site, I found an author that billed herself as LGBT Dystopian Paranormal author. Let me preface this by saying I don’t care what anyone else reads or does in the privacy of their own bedroom or spaceship.īut the new sub-genres of romance books are downright confusing and sometimes I have to think really hard to imagine, envision or even process the categories of cross-genres.
Enjoy! Romance Genre Challenged! Is There a Support Group? To say that one is a romance writer is no longer enough, there's always that follow up question of, "But what kind of romance do you write?" In Holly's post she discusses the genre and the influx of sub-genres that seem to be taking over.
Good day and happy Monday, friends! Today I'm shining the spotlight on Holly Bush author of Romancing Olive.
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