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Hello its Peter here came from a


writer's life and today how to pick a


genre to writing many writers don't


consider the genre they are writing it


until their book is written it's easy to


believe that once you've finished


writing your novel that it will become


immediately obvious which category it


falls into and when you are undertaking


tasks such as submitting to editors or


selecting the genres where your book


should City Amazon that it will be easy


to define your writing in such a way


however only considering your genre


after you have finished your story can


lead to some problems there are perhaps


some stories that are easier to define a


classic romance thriller or horror story


for example with many contemporary


fiction books it can be a little more


tricky and in fact you can find your


story crosses the boundaries of many


different genres a little bit of romance


but mostly a thriller a ghost story with


some comedy thrown in and so on the


trouble with not being able to clearly


define your genre is that you then


cannot clearly define your audience one


of the most important things you should


be able to do and submitting your novel


to publishers and agents or when


marketing it yourself is to be able to


define who your audience is to be able


to prove that there is a market for your


book out there that there are readers


ready and waiting to devour it if you


are vague about your genre agents of


publishers will have a harder time being


convinced they can sell your book where


will it sit in a bookstore will readers


be annoyed if they pitch it as a romance


novel when actually perhaps it is more


of a fantasy book it's the same when you


come to choose where to place your book


if self-publishing on sites such as


Amazon if readers disagree with your


choice then you


could end up with negative reviews


readers do not like to be mislead after


all so how do you choose a genre to


write it first of all right with an


audience in mind you should always


consider your reader when you write


before you start why not try to identify


who your target audience is sketch out


an idea of what they like get to know


them what motivates and inspires them


what makes them tick what you u