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“Literary” is not a dirty word

06/18/201207/22/2013 Write Well, Write To Sell 411 Views 0 Comments fiction writing, genre fiction, literary fiction, literary vs. genre fiction, mainstream fiction, rick taubold

From Rick: Fiction falls into two broad categories: genre/mainstream fiction (sometimes called plotted fiction) and literary fiction. Many of us have an intuitive sense of the differences, but defining them is difficult, and not everyone agrees on a single definition.

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