Subforumthreads for different RH genre?

[Kaffekopp]

Hello!

I dont know if anyone else want it, but I would like subforums or whats its called here for each genre. Like Slow burn, paranormal, sexy times and so on. Easier to find your niche.


Sorry for my English, not a native speaker. (Or writer ) :P

[Kaffekopp]

I mean the RH genre is so diverse to me.

[L.A.]

We just started playing around with the folders. We will have one per author, but we can look at having one before subgenre, too.

[Catherine]

subgenre folders would be great. I don't read contemporary, and find it hard sometimes to determine from the blurb if a book is contemporary or not. Having a list of fantasy, PNR, etc. would make my browsing much easier!

[[deleted user]]

Can we have one for Completed Series also? That seems to be the hardest info to find.

[Chloe]

These are great ideas! I am still trying to figure out how to even make 1 folder! LOL

[[deleted user]]

I would make different bookshelves for the different categories, so a book might be under Vampires, Paranormal, Completed Series, YA, AND M/m

It seems like overkill to me to make a different shelf for each author- isn't that what the author's PAGE is for?

It seems like discussion threads should pertain to a certain book or series, not a certain author....wouldn't that get confusing if the author has tons of books?

(Just my 2 cents 💕)

[Drea]

I actually agree. People don’t always know Author names or discovered them yet. It would be nice to have a main folder with ya, another adult. Then subdolder from there with contemporary, paranormal and so on.

Lindsey wrote: "I would make different bookshelves for the different categories, so a book might be under Vampires, Paranormal, Completed Series, YA, AND M/m

It seems like overkill to me to make a different shelf..."

[L.A.]

Add to that my southern soil series is contemporary but I have one coming out next year that is paranormal and I know a lot of other authors dabble in different genres like that.

[Кат]

I would like a folder called Contemporary Erotic MMF.
I have several books I can recommend for such a folder.