Genre
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Coming soon! There’s a full definition of this term aimed at middle grade and YA authors coming soon, I promise! But in the meantime, here’s a definition from Oxford English Dictionaries and some handpicked links I think you’ll find useful.
Genre (noun): A particular style or category of works of art; esp. a type of literary work characterized by a particular form, style, or purpose. OED
More information about this term:
- The MONSTER guide to middle grade & YA genres and subgenres | Writer and the Wolf
- Explore the themes and genres of YA books | WH Smith
- What Are the Different Genres of Literature? A Guide to 14 Literary Genres | Masterclass
- Genres of Writing: Definition, Examples, and Reader Expectations | Story Grid
- How to Research Your Genre to Write Better Stories | The Write Practice
- The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Your Book Genre for Indie Authors | ALLI
- Exploring the Different Types of Fiction | Dummies
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