Heh. Yeah. I didn't want to say it, but since stereotyped genres were the only choices available, I can see how someone with an interest in emotional realism -- and both the positive and negative in human nature -- would end up in that category. (I resented being stereotyped a little bit myself, since I think of my stuff more as magic-realist. Which I notice was not one of the choices. Hmmm...) (Thank God for genre-busting books is all I can say. Make my world go 'round!)
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Date: 2005-11-20 09:31 pm (UTC)Heh. Yeah. I didn't want to say it, but since stereotyped genres were the only choices available, I can see how someone with an interest in emotional realism -- and both the positive and negative in human nature -- would end up in that category.
(I resented being stereotyped a little bit myself, since I think of my stuff more as magic-realist. Which I notice was not one of the choices. Hmmm...)
(Thank God for genre-busting books is all I can say. Make my world go 'round!)