3. Mystery: Hard-boiled PI - Butcher Grave Peril Third book in the series, but better than the first two.
4. Mystery: Whodunit - Garrett Lord Darcy
5. Books With Cats - Duane Book of Night With Moon Maybe not a genre, but definitely a large demographic. First Joe Grey book would work too (looking up title...) Cat on the Edge
6. Romance: Silly - Davidson Undead and Unwed
7. Romance: Serious - Harris Dead Until Dark
8. King Arthur - Walton The King's Peace
9. Historical - Stevermer College of Magics Though Sorcery and Cecilia and Element of Fire work too. And Bridge of Birds for non-European history.
10. Science Fiction - This shouldn't be hard, but everything I think of is stuff other people already call ScF. Is Pratchett's Strata sufficiently fantastic to count?
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Date: 2005-07-19 01:19 am (UTC)Here's my list (assuming we're trying to steal fans from other genres):
1. Non-readers - Harry Potter
Not a great work, but provably accessible.
2. Mystery: Police Procedural - Pratchett Guards! Guards!
3. Mystery: Hard-boiled PI - Butcher Grave Peril
Third book in the series, but better than the first two.
4. Mystery: Whodunit - Garrett Lord Darcy
5. Books With Cats - Duane Book of Night With Moon
Maybe not a genre, but definitely a large demographic. First Joe Grey book would work too (looking up title...) Cat on the Edge
6. Romance: Silly - Davidson Undead and Unwed
7. Romance: Serious - Harris Dead Until Dark
8. King Arthur - Walton The King's Peace
9. Historical - Stevermer College of Magics
Though Sorcery and Cecilia and Element of Fire work too. And Bridge of Birds for non-European history.
10. Science Fiction -
This shouldn't be hard, but everything I think of is stuff other people already call ScF. Is Pratchett's Strata sufficiently fantastic to count?