Heh, reading this thread I just kind of realised I don't have an actual genre I'm writing in, so to speak. It's a bit postmodern, a bit noir (ish?), a bit nihilistic (only a little bit I promise, mainly by accident)... very all-over-the-place at the moment. Meh, I supposed it saved me from having to research a certain genre.
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What's the most popular genre people are writing in? (1 Viewer)
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bumhead
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post modern, neo crime thriller.
basically its Crime Fiction that I tried to add an unusual twist to. im so screwed for reflection statement. i havent really been thinking of my purpose... so yeah im stuck lol
basically its Crime Fiction that I tried to add an unusual twist to. im so screwed for reflection statement. i havent really been thinking of my purpose... so yeah im stuck lol
bumhead
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dw. thats basically what mine is (i just tried to make it sound better than it is)Deedum said:Mine feels all inferior and whatnot.
Good ol' Hard-Boiled sub-genre of Crime Fiction for meSubverted?
charlie_way
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Mine's all cool... and postmodernist... Actually, there's not really a genre... it's kind of... I don't know. Effing stupid, that's what. D:
I haven't the guts to contemplate post-modernism on any level, let alone utilise it. Mine's an autobiographical work, plot emphasised through use of roman a clef. So ... autobiographical, anyone?
90% of the stories I've read from my classmate and friends outside of school who do EE2, are fantasy. Quelle surprise?
90% of the stories I've read from my classmate and friends outside of school who do EE2, are fantasy. Quelle surprise?