Builder of Worlds With Words
Advertisements Photo by Vincent Peters on Pexels.com Traditionally, a werewolf in a story earned a book a spot on the shelf of the horror section of a bookstore. However, today there are many genres that include supernatural, potentially monstrous creatures that are not inherently cursed or evil. Categorizing a werewolf story is depends on theContinue reading “On Genre: Where Does My Werewolf Story Belong?”
Advertisements The coolest building in Seattle: the Seattle Public Library.Photo by Sylvia Yang on Unsplash Anyone old enough to remember card catalogues, remembers learning the Dewy Decimal System–a library’s classification system based on subject. Dewey Decimal Classifications: 000 – Computer science, information & general works100 – Philosophy & psychology200 – Religion300 – Social sciences400 – Language500 – Pure Science600 – Technology700 – Arts & recreation800 – Literature900 –Continue reading “What Does Genre Mean to a Writer?”