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"Genre of This Novel" [re: The Tomb (novel)]

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To your comment here:

Genre is not exclusionary, thus does not "pigeon-hole" a novel. A novel may be at one and the same time historical fiction, romance, and (as you say) "horror, supernatural, mystery, thriller, and even sci-fi, and probably more." (E.g. The Stress of Her Regard, by Tim Powers, might qualify.) Isaac Asimov wrote sci-fi mysteries (The Caves of Steel, etc.), Randall Garrett wrote fantasy mysteries involving Lord Darcy (Too Many Magicians, etc.), and those works are prized for crossing genres, yet are generally shelved in just the first-mentioned ones... and no-one suggests that the solution is to remove their "sci-fi" or "fantasy" genre specification! If possible, cataloguers and shelvers have to decide somehow where to put a novel, lest all novels wind up in the undifferentiated "Fiction" section so that readers have a much longer job of slogging through everything; shelving under a main genre category has been found the most convenient arrangement, for readers as well as shelvers. – Raven  .talk 01:43, 1 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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