Women's fiction
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'''Women's fiction''' is an [[umbrella term]] for a wide-ranging collection of [[literary genre | literary sub-genres]] that are marketed to female readers, including many [[mainstream]] novels, [[romantic fiction]], "[[chick lit]]," and other sub genres. {{GFDL}} | '''Women's fiction''' is an [[umbrella term]] for a wide-ranging collection of [[literary genre | literary sub-genres]] that are marketed to female readers, including many [[mainstream]] novels, [[romantic fiction]], "[[chick lit]]," and other sub genres. {{GFDL}} |
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Women's fiction is an umbrella term for a wide-ranging collection of literary sub-genres that are marketed to female readers, including many mainstream novels, romantic fiction, "chick lit," and other sub genres.
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