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For Readers: Defying Categories

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FOR READERS

Today’s reader topic comes from QSFer Brian Cherry:

“Books that defy conventional categories.”

Oooh, I love this one. What are some of your favorites that didn’t seem to fit neatly into a pre-defined marketing niche? And what did you love about them?

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1 thought on “For Readers: Defying Categories”

  1. Best is the Raised by Wolves series by W.A.Hoffman. The first book feels like a very well-written well-researched m/m, but it becomes more real and more complicated, blurring sexuality boundaries, gender boundaries, etc and unfortunately because it calls so well to m/m readers at the start, the poor author received a ton of criticism for later volumes because expectations didn’t meet the content. Which is a damn shame because it’s *excellent*.
    Ok it’s not sci-fi but it fit this so well!
    Plus, there should be some discussion that books that deft category are often beaten down for it, not held up. :/

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