 One question genre writers get asked often is, "Why do you write in (insert) genre?" Sometimes the person shows a clear distain for the genre or genre fiction in general. Some feel similarly but are better at hiding it at first. A few are jaded and skeptical, certain you only picked your genre for the "built in market" it has, and others are genuine in their curiosity.
It's not always a question that's easy to answer.
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Today's post is one I originally posted on my other blog back in April, but I thought it would be a good place to start for this one. So I thought I would repost it here. I was listening to one of the local radio stations on my way in to the day job that morning, and they read something called "Captain America's Top 10 Complaints" since they're giving away movie passes to Winter Soldier. One complaint stuck out: "That Iron Man gets all the girls."  Movie still from The Avengers. |
In addition to working as a freelance writer, A. B. England is a novelist, all around geek, avid crafter, and a homeschooling mother of two.
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