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Should genre mean something to you, or not? A #genrecagefight special.
In Today’s Genre-Sensitive Publishing World, Might George Orwell Be *gasp* Unreadable? Ever since ‘genre’ was invented (by Plato and Aristotle, no less, when they divided ancient Greek literature into drama, poetry or prose), theorists have philosophized about the concept of … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Authors, Bookish Culture, Writing Inspection
Tagged Aristotle, BBC, Charles Dickens, Dr Seuss, Genre, Genre Theory, George Orwell, Greek Literature, H G Wells, James Bradley, Kirsten Tranter, P M Newton, Plato, Shearer's Bookshop, Sophie Hamley, Stephen Hunt, Stephen King
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