What is Genre in Literature? According to Oxford Research Encyclopedias, genre describes a “grouping of texts related within the system of literature by their sharing recognizably functionalized ...

A survey of 2,000 Americans who read frequently looked at the personality differences between lovers of different genres and found that adventure readers are the likeliest to tip over 20%.

TikTok's popular BookTok channel has been buzzing about a new genre called "romantasy'' that is spawning whole sections in bookstores. Jeffrey Brown visited the stacks and talked to author Rebecca ...

Known informally as femgore, the genre is a sub-section of horror written about female protagonists by female authors and often featuring disgusting, gruesome and boundary-pushing prose, with ...

In a speech included in her collection Words Are My Matter, fantasy writer Ursula K. Le Guin shared her thoughts on literary critics who judge genre fiction without bothering to take it seriously ...

Farming literature therefore is a genre of web novel that incorporates the strategies of such video games. Early examples emerged around 2002 and were aimed at male readers, generally featuring a hero ...

In 2000, the book catapulted Gladwell, then a New Yorker staff writer, to literary superstardom. It also jump-started a new genre of explanatory social science books aimed at mass audiences.

It wasn't until the second half of the 18th century that literature specifically aimed at children emerged. Today, the children's and young adult book industry is booming, and authors and illustrators ...

It’s a fitting sentiment for the genre, and for its longtime champion. This term, which others forgo in favor of “literary nonfiction” or “narrative nonfiction,” or simply “the essay ...