An interesting post from Doug Lewars.
Do YOU stick with the General Genre Listings, or do you utilise any (and all) available Sub-Genre Listings as well?
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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
Thanks Chris and Ryan for sharing Doug’s article. I wondered how to get around being able to use only a couple of genre to categorise one’s book – thanks Doug for the tip on sub-genres. I like the idea of placing characters out of genre to more fully develop them – the visual from your example raised a smile. 🙂
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