Historically Accurate Zombie Fiction, what genre?

[meeera]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Because that's how paranormal is used mostly and how most people know it to mean. Paranormal is mostly used to mean ghosts. If you do a google images search, will see mostly ghostly type images.

I'm talking about current use in literary genre, not a google images search. If you do a google images search for "thriller" you mostly get photos of Michael Jackson. That dosn't mean that all literary thrillers are about him.

[Froide]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Because that's how paranormal is used mostly and how most people know it to mean. Paranormal is mostly used to mean ghosts. If you do a google images search, will see mostly ghostly type images.

I'm with:

Originally Posted by meeera

"Paranormal", as a literary genre, deals with ghosts, vampires, werewolves, other werecreatures, witches, demons, fey, psychic abilities, and a variety of other things. It literally means "beyond normal", so why you would limit it only to ghosts is beyond me.

Moreover, the author's primary concern should be to get found, so the work should be listed where the target audience will look for it.

[ApK]

Originally Posted by Froide

I'm with:

Moreover, the author's primary concern should be to get found, so the work should be listed where the target audience will look for it.

Are you saying that would be "Paranormal?"