All Category fiction Titles

Category fiction is a term used to describe a broad range of popular fiction that is marketed to a specific audience or readership. It includes genres such as romance, science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and westerns. These genres are sometimes referr Category fiction is a term used to describe a broad range of popular fiction that is marketed to a specific audience or readership. It includes genres such as romance, science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and westerns. These genres are sometimes referred to as "genre fiction," to distinguish them from "literary fiction," which is more focused on literary artistry than on the conventions of genre. The concept of category fiction has its roots in the early 20th century when publishers began to identify and market audiobooks to specific audiences. This approach allowed publishers to focus on specific genres and create targeted marketing campaigns, which in turn helped to drive sales. As the market for popular fiction grew, so did the number of categories and sub-genres, each with its own set of conventions and expectations. One of the defining characteristics of category fiction is the use of formulaic plot structures and recurring themes. For example, romance novels often feature a heroine who is searching for love, a hero who is strong and protective, and a happy ending that brings the two together. Science fiction often explores themes of technology and the impact it has on society, while fantasy often involves magical worlds and creatures. Despite the use of these conventions, category fiction is a diverse and evolving genre that is constantly adapting to changing tastes and trends. New sub-genres are regularly emerging, and established genres are being reinterpreted and reinvented by new generations of writers. In addition to their entertainment value, category fiction audiobooks can serve as a way to explore and engage with social and cultural issues. For example, mystery novels often tackle issues of justice and morality, while science fiction can explore questions about the nature of humanity and the impact of technological advancements on our lives. Overall, category fiction provides a wide range of reading options for those looking for a particular type of story or seeking to explore different genres. Its conventions and themes provide a framework for writers to tell compelling stories while also offering readers a sense of familiarity and comfort in the stories they read.

Come Rain or Shine

Sarah Bennett

£7.99

Whatever Happened to Birdy Troy?

Rachael English

£7.99

Keep Your Friends Close

Joanne Ryan

£7.99

Music for the Dead and Resurrected

Valzhyna Mort

£7.99

A Breath of Fresh Air

Jessica Redland

£7.99

The Book of Witches

Edited by Jonathan Strahan, Anniwaa Buachie, Rainy Fields, Eva Kaminsky, Johnathan McClain, Vyvy Nguyen, Deryn Oliver, Logan Razos and Bahni Turpin, Reader to be announced

£7.99