What's your genre preference?
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Re: What's your genre preference?
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I certainly know what kind of genres i do NOT like, like romances in all form and shapes. Also horror books. (Horror movies are fine but i whatch them moslty to have a laugh)
I have one specific genre that I ADORE with all myself and unfortunatly is extremely rare, and that is a mix between supernatural and humor.
Seriously, every single supernatural book i've read ( and i've read a LOT of them) involves more drama than actual plot.