: Re: Categorization of this type of Erotica? I have written a novel that has A) a lot of graphic Male/Female sex and B) a plot involving a mystery that takes place, and is solved, in the Czech

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This kind of novel absolutely falls into erotic novels!
"Also, it seems that erotica is mostly read by women, so I wonder how to target a male audience (In the USA, UK, Australia)."
I think it`s difficult, you just said "mostly read by women" and that is true, and I always wondered what it could to force men to read such novels?!

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