Being a Better Writer: What is “Adult” Fiction? · 11:08pm Nov 26th, 2018
Wow. Where did this month go? It seems like just yesterday it was the end of October, and now … Yikes. It feels like things just sped by.
One item of news to note: It is Cyber Monday! And yes, my books are still on sale from Black Friday (and will be through Thursday). If you’ve been thinking of grabbing a few for yourself or as Christmas gifts, now is the time to do so! The more I sell the better, and it’ll make up for a flat late-October/Early-November.
Anyway, you can check out the deals here, though note that if you’re on Amazon.co.uk, there are more deals, and that link takes you to the US-based site.
And … Sands, I lied. I have one other item of news to note: As of yesterday, I am sitting at 90 ratings/reviews on Goodreads! That’s right, only ten more to go before I break my year-end goal!
With that, my news is done. Little else to report. So let’s dive into today’s topic.
What is an “Adult” book?
I suspected that might be the direction you were going.
I wonder if Desert Spice qualifies as adult by that definition. I think it does, as it explores the impact of (and recovery from) loss...
Pretty sure The Crystal and the Mirage does not qualify, though.