
I was asked about writing women’s fiction. Here’s my response:
My chosen genre is women’s fiction. But what exactly is it? Some readers turn up their noses at the mention of this genre because they think it is about bland, weak, or overly emotional woman who can’t cope with life and should be censured for their transgressions. Or, alternatively, to be read as a guide to how women should be, however unrealistic and misogynistic.
But I see it as a genre that allows for an expansive exploration of a female protagonist’s life without the restrictions that come with romance or mystery.… Read more