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What is the worst genre
for me to write in and why
 IWSG monthly post |
Oh this is easy. If I should write steamy romance, my readers would get cramps from laughing. As long as I had any readers left once they spread the word of my steamy romance efforts. All respect to those who are able to write believable steamy scenes but I certainly can’t. If I try to write something that doesn't come naturally, there's no way the story could be so convincing the reader would want to forget themselves in it. |
I signed up to Radish for online reading but it wasn’t for me. Sooo steamy. (Go check if you enjoy reading hot romance stories, I am sure the writers are good, as Radish doesn’t allow everyone just sign in and start writing - they check your story and it is published only after their approval).
Of course if I would like to write comedy and entertain, I could try to write a steamy romance book. I mean - there’s never too much laughter in the world, right?
But no, I don’t think I’ll ever try. Just thinking for your mental health, dear reader. There’s such a thing as too much second-hand embarrassment…
Are you a writer? What genre would you not write?
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