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22 Feb 2016
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Commercial? Upmarket? Literary?

Of course we all know the differences, right?

Maybe.

Way, deep down.

But in case you’re curious to see them explained succinctly, in colorful little infographics with real-world examples no less, take a glance at these little gems.

Originally posted by Women Fiction Writers, who credit agent Carly Watters for their creation. God love them.

commercial fiction

upmarket fiction copy

literary fiction copy

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2 thoughts on “Commercial? Upmarket? Literary?”

  1. Ruth Boggs on said:

    Very specific breakdown … definitely educational 🙂

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  2. Anonymous on said:

    So that’s what those labels mean, I’ve always just gone by my gut. Hmm…

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