1. Frank Creed says:

    My own favorite genre is cyberpunk, but I don’t think genre matters as much as quality. As long as you’re putting out the best of the best, all else follows. Keep doing what you’re doing, Grace!

  2. I love to fall into another world. I want to care about who I’m reading. If a writer can do that, it doesn’t matter what genre.

  3. Sandy Bomar says:

    You go Grace. How wonderful when we see our dreams birthed and nurtured and God is in the mist of it all.

  4. I love cyberpunk too – that’s mostly what I end up writing.

    Hey, I got a lot of answers to the genre question over on Facebook when I linked to this post – some good discussion going on there: http://on.fb.me/fQzBbQ

  5. R. L. Copple says:

    Mainly I like space opera and fantasy, which, surprise, is mostly what I write. But I certainly like reading other things as well. Spoofs, humor, really anything that is entertaining and interesting, and best if it doesn’t attack my faith in the process. Though, admittedly, I usually stay away from horror. Just not my cup of tea.

  6. I’m die-hard fan of epic fantasy (and like Rick, I write what I love 😉

    Becky

  7. Superhero fiction…I think this is an untapped genre in Christian speculative fiction. I would like to see more of these stories.

    • Kaci says:

      Sure we do. We have Bible Man!

      ::insert tumble weeds and crickets here::

      My lame joke aside, I think largely it’d be difficult to come up with something completely “new” at this point, given the number already out there. Not saying it isn’t possible, but I think in some respect the Incredibles movie does a great job honing in on the structure of a superhero type.

      Assuming that made sense…

What do you think?