Thought you meant my local public library and I was like how tf am I supposed to know

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Female authors are writing absolute fire murder mysteries these days but I’m amassing a small collection of male investigative thriller authors finally 😌

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I don’t read men’s books. Not consciously, they just don’t cater to my taste or what I look forward too. Descriptions just don’t hook me in or anything.

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I don’t think a single one of my books has been written by a man

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I read a lot of fantasy, which tends to be written by men, but also a lot of romance, which tends to be written by women. I also do fantasy romances, again often written by women. But I also do a lot of MM romance (because I’m a queer man) and even though the vast majority of them are also written by women, I do go for the ones written by men, so I have a small but growing amount of romance books by men too. Overall women leaning but not heavily

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Okay I just went and looked at my shelf and I think it’s about 50/50, but mostly because I have a lot of classics (male biased from my pretentious days in middle school when I thought I was too good to read contemporary fiction) and I have a lot more books by prolific male authors than prolific female authors (King, Sanderson, Grisham, Jordan, and Backman vs Schwab, French, and Slaughter)

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I’ve genuinely never considered this in my life. I’d have to look, I have no clue

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I genuinely don’t rlly know any male authors who right books where the target audience isn’t strictly for men. The only ones I can think of are Rick Riordan and John Green

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