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anyone know of any new series coming out?
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Here's some that I think will be good.





Here's some that I think will be good.
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Thanks! I'll check these out. I hope there will be more maybe in the upcoming years...

Big publisher houses have decided UF is out. So if some of the authors who are going self pub work out, we might see more. Which would be nice.

Big publisher houses have decided UF is out. So if some of the authors who are going self pub work out, we might see more. Which would be nice."
Oh no! I didn't know that. What's the new in? This is such a wonderful genre, I hope it doesn't die out.

It's easier to see both Sci-Fi and high fantasy sweeping through YA.


Yeah there is. A genre has a "big boom book" then the publishers think they need to crank as many of those kind as possible.
It always comes back.

Thanks!

It can be overwhelming. Especially with so many genres merging to create new fun fusions.
For instance I LOVE Romantic Fantasy, but I normally don't like romance fantasy. Ha-ha.

It can be overwhelming. Especially with so many genres merging to create new fun fusions.
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So is magical realism in a like a contemporary modern day world but with witches etc?

What romantic fantasy books do you like? Trying to find more series in that genre.

Magical realism is also slang for magic realism, but book nerds seem to like the sound of magical realism.
The "official definition" is: a literary or artistic genre in which realistic narrative and naturalistic technique are combined with surreal elements of dream or fantasy.
Or: "Magical realism, magic realism, or marvelous realism is a genre of narrative fiction and, more broadly, art (literature, painting, film, theatre, etc.) that, while encompassing a range of subtly different concepts, expresses a primarily realistic view of the real world while also adding or revealing magical elements . . . "
I think the main difference is that UF has vampires, werewolves, and other magical creatures.
Witches and sorceress seem to be found in both genres though. Personally it's kind of a judgement call and all about marketing.







Maria V. Snyder's fantasy books can also be considered it as well. LOVE her stuff.

Yep. There's also a list for the genre on goodreads.
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