Fiction

A broad literary genre blending factual history with narrative storytelling across diverse eras and settings. It encompasses active reader and writer communities dedicated to period research, authenticity, and world-building. Subgenres range from romance and mystery to alternate history and war fiction.

A Space encompassing detective stories, thrillers, and crime narratives in literature and other media, uniting reader and writer communities through genre-specific clubs, forums, and events. It is defined by shared tropes (sleuth, red herring, procedural) and active fan networks.

A broad genre space encompassing stories grounded in speculative science and technology, uniting global communities of authors, readers, and fans. It spans subgenres such as hard science fiction, space opera, cyberpunk, dystopian, and military sci-fi, with active engagement through conventions, workshops, and fan forums.

A broad genre space defined by narratives of magic, mythical realms, and heroic quests, encompassing global fan, writer, and creator communities across literature, screen, games, and art, each with insider jargon, events, and rituals.

A broad genre space encompassing communities of readers, authors, publishers, and fans centered on romantic narratives. It spans multiple sub-genres—each with distinct tropes, author imprints, reader forums, and fan conventions—defining a global Romance Fiction ecosystem.

A broad domain covering the craft and practice of producing original written works across genres, uniting practitioners through workshops, critique groups, and online communities focused on fiction, poetry, scripts, and narrative nonfiction.

Space for horror stories designed to frighten and unsettle, encompassing supernatural, psychological, slasher, cosmic, and other subgenres, supported by conventions, specialist publishers, and active fan communities.

Space encompassing the broad domain of written, oral, and textual works across genres, including fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama. It covers communities of readers, writers, critics, and educators with shared practices, insider terminology, and cultural events across diverse sub-fields.

Space encompassing the communities of readers and fans of written fantasy fiction, covering novels, short stories, and anthologies. It includes multiple subgenre fandoms, reader clubs, and writing communities, each with distinct jargon, discussion forums, and events.

A broad genre space encompassing character-driven, stylistically sophisticated narratives and the interlocking communities of authors, critics, and readers who engage in deep thematic analysis, festivals, book clubs, and peer-review networks.

A broad space encompassing the reading, creation, and appreciation of written works across genres and formats. It includes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, graphic novels, writing communities, book clubs, collectors, critics, and literary festivals, each with its own practices, terminology, and events.

A broad genre space encompassing stories grounded in speculative science and technology, uniting global communities of authors, readers, and fans. It spans subgenres such as hard science fiction, space opera, cyberpunk, dystopian, and military sci-fi, with active engagement through conventions, workshops, and fan forums.

A broad genre space defined by narratives of magic, mythical realms, and heroic quests, encompassing global fan, writer, and creator communities across literature, screen, games, and art, each with insider jargon, events, and rituals.