The local Waterstones here, happily, puts all that chick lit in the "horror" section,
When I worked at Half-Price Books, we had a new employee that started. She dealt with the non-current hardbacks. She put all of LKH into horror.
When I pointed out that it would be better suited for sci-fi or possibly erotica, she said that I obviously have never read the books and didn't know what I was talking about. She said that since they're "scary," they belong in horror.
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Date: 2008-01-30 04:22 pm (UTC)When I worked at Half-Price Books, we had a new employee that started. She dealt with the non-current hardbacks. She put all of LKH into horror.
When I pointed out that it would be better suited for sci-fi or possibly erotica, she said that I obviously have never read the books and didn't know what I was talking about. She said that since they're "scary," they belong in horror.
I laughed kind of hard.