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Giveaway Hop Visitors!
Name your favorite genre in a comment to this post through September 7
and be entered to win my last ARC of 33 year old Jamie Patterson’s memoir,
Lost Edens.
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Stephanie Barko wrote 199 articles on this blog.
Stephanie Barko, Literary Publicist
is a boutique book marketing service for publishers and authors. Clients include both award-winning and debut authors of
nonfiction and historical fiction.
My favorite genre is a toss-up between historical and paranormal romance.
My favorite genre is mysteries: suspense, romantic suspense, thrillers, cozies, you name it…
I’m a junkie for historical fiction, I’m realizing, as I glance over my favorite titles – it can be Rome in 44 B.C. or England in 1666 or Georgia in 1868 or New York in 1968 – but I like the process of immersing myself in another time and place. Memoir works in that same way – I especially love anything that pairs food and memoir…goodness, that’s always fun to read, and if there’s recipes, so much the better.
I like all kinds of books including mysteries and memoirs.
I love several genres.. but mostly I’m a paranormal girl.. adult and YA. I also love law thrillers such as John Grisham’s books and mysteries. I’m subscribed through FeedBurner
My fav genre lately is YA.
I really love epic fantasy and dystopian YA lit. Thanks for the giveaway!
I read just about everything, but my favorite are medieval historicals.
My favorite genre is mysteries or historical fiction. Thanks!
Historical fiction will forever and always be my favorite
Favorite genre Paranormal Romance
My favorite genre is YA. Great blog and giveaway!
I prefer to read non-fiction over fiction – I like to be able to learn something meaningful. I’d have to say my favorite genre is spiritual self-help, like something by Eckhart Tolle. Just plain self-help/motivational is fine but if there is a deeper spiritual element to it then it gives you fuel to think on for a long time.