What's your favorite genre?
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Re: What's your favorite genre?
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- Favorite Book: The Shining
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- Favorite Book: Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden
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- scorpreader1970
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- Favorite Book: The Other Side of Midnight
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Some day....I hope it gets published and I am adamant with having it published traditionally.
- Cody Mathews
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I can (and do) write nonfiction to pay the bills, but unless it's a topic I'm passionate about, I frequently have to fight burnout. I currently ghostwrite for several companies and, until recently, wrote educational articles as an independent contractor for a company that runs several websites.
I am looking forward to writing book reviews because I'll get to read fiction and books about topics of interest to me. In that way, the "research" part will be much more enjoyable than the typical nonfiction project.