: In writing, genre refers to the classification or categorisation given to a type of work often based on content, style or form. Examples of common genres are crime, science fiction, romance,

In writing, genre refers to the classification or categorisation given to a type of work often based on content, style or form. Examples of common genres are crime, science fiction, romance, and fantasy, all of which have their own particular conventions, styles, and content. Questions with this tag should be about writing in a specific genre, or about genres in general.

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: Does my story structure for an ensemble zombie story sound effective? I'm working on a novel about the psychological struggle of 7 characters. It's got an ensemble cast, where every character

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: First of all, there's nothing wrong with the English itself, so I wouldn't change it for that reason. The only reason I can think of that would make it strange is if the meaning conveyed

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: I suspect that what will be interesting depends on your target audience. If you're targeting audiences that are looking to travel somewhere, then they'll probably want to know a bit about the

: In writing, genre refers to the classification or categorisation given to a type of work often based on content, style or form. Examples of common genres are crime, science fiction, romance,

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: Does my story structure for an ensemble zombie story sound effective? I'm working on a novel about the psychological struggle of 7 characters. It's got an ensemble cast, where every character

: First of all, there's nothing wrong with the English itself, so I wouldn't change it for that reason. The only reason I can think of that would make it strange is if the meaning conveyed

: I suspect that what will be interesting depends on your target audience. If you're targeting audiences that are looking to travel somewhere, then they'll probably want to know a bit about the

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