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FANFIC EDITION: All Applicants Welcome
If I had to put it in ANY Genre, I would say Drama, but I'm dicey over that, because it includes a lot of Comedy elements and eventually, some Erotic/Romantic. Because of the setting and the world-building I love oh-so-much, it's also technically a Scifi/Speculative Fiction. But those are so broad to me. I don't put a lot of stock in the importance of Genre or fitting to a Genre -- I mean, all it really means for me is how a bookstore is organized. I write whatever. At the end of the day, it's a story about a guy doing the best he can with shitty downturn in life and finding himself in social and political situations way over his head.
ORIGINAL FIC EDITION: The Inn at the Frog's Tongue
It straddles that indefinable line between general High Fantasy and Young Adult Fiction. It's set in a Fairy Tale inspired world, with a teenage protagonist who's mostly trying to survive and deal with the consequences of his past actions. Not particularly philosophical and while often scary or dealing with darker themes, purposefully low on violence. So probably Young Adult for all that, maybe with some Drama elements. Again, it was something I particularly thought about or cared to adhere to.
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If I had to put it in ANY Genre, I would say Drama, but I'm dicey over that, because it includes a lot of Comedy elements and eventually, some Erotic/Romantic. Because of the setting and the world-building I love oh-so-much, it's also technically a Scifi/Speculative Fiction. But those are so broad to me. I don't put a lot of stock in the importance of Genre or fitting to a Genre -- I mean, all it really means for me is how a bookstore is organized. I write whatever. At the end of the day, it's a story about a guy doing the best he can with shitty downturn in life and finding himself in social and political situations way over his head.
ORIGINAL FIC EDITION: The Inn at the Frog's Tongue
It straddles that indefinable line between general High Fantasy and Young Adult Fiction. It's set in a Fairy Tale inspired world, with a teenage protagonist who's mostly trying to survive and deal with the consequences of his past actions. Not particularly philosophical and while often scary or dealing with darker themes, purposefully low on violence. So probably Young Adult for all that, maybe with some Drama elements. Again, it was something I particularly thought about or cared to adhere to.
This is the least appealing question on the list.
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