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[TheDylanDrakes]

I call my book a fantasy romance, but it is super subjective. I am confident in the fantasy part (it has shifty mythological monster magic), but the romance part is a bit harder -- because a lot of romance readers care A LOT about genre, and the difference between a ROMANCE and a romantic subplot can cause genre-nerds to reach for the pitchforks.

 

[SakeVision]

Tragedy, mystery, fantasy

Always

 

[ArcadiaBlade]

Drama and Slice of Life

I think that it mostly appears most in my works. I don't stick around to fantasy since I also wrote Sci-fi, I don't explore much on romance and I don't write on one type of genre but most of my works mostly contains two which either separate from one another or just exist in one story.

 

[EternalSunset0]

My series has one main genre, which is urban fantasy with a dash of supernatural and kinda harem, but each book/volume so far has different genres.

I tried adding a bit of mystery in one, then some drama in another. There are sports segments, too, so I guess there's the inkling of that genre. Where as my latest volume has a bit of those pseudo-philosophical backdrops.

 

[AliceShiki]

Drama and Slice of Life

I think that it mostly appears most in my works. I don't stick around to fantasy since I also wrote Sci-fi, I don't explore much on romance and I don't write on one type of genre but most of my works mostly contains two which either separate from one another or just exist in one story.

Comrade! *hugs*

Drama, Slice of Life and Fantasy on my end though~

 

[Representing_Tromba]

I claim that my stories are fantasy but I can only claim so much before the readers decide something else.

 

[T.K._Paradox]

My new project I am working on is a mix between Sci-Fi, Urban Fantasy, Slice-of-Life, Action, and Superheroes.