ARE YOU WRITING WOMEN’S FICTION?

Some authors are theoretically unaware their fiction novel is women’s fiction until they compose a query letter. While the general audience may be geared toward women, this doesn’t necessarily mean the book itself is women’s fiction. So, what is women’s fiction? It is the subject and situations involving female individuals and their plight, with the character’s journey at the center of the theme, and is relatable by female readers.

Some examples of women’s fiction:

Orphan Train, by Christina Baker Kline

Who Asked You? by Terry McMillan

First Sight, by Danielle Steel

 

What type of women’s fiction would you like to write?