That is not standard in all the larger bookstore chains... Barnes & Noble and Borders in particular.
Jacob Send a noteboard - 22/12/2009 02:53:13 PM
Every bookstore I've ever been in has a horror section. 
Some of those do and some of them don't, depending on the store layout and manager's choice. Most of them split the books by author or sub-genre to where they get shelved. All Stephen King books typically get shelved in Literature where nearly all Urban Fantasy is in with Sci-Fi & Fantasy.
Categorizing of fiction books...
- 21/12/2009 07:42:29 AM
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This is down to the USA not having a separate horror section, I believe.
- 22/12/2009 03:25:04 AM
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Um...?
- 22/12/2009 04:08:50 AM
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That is not standard in all the larger bookstore chains... Barnes & Noble and Borders in particular.
- 22/12/2009 02:53:13 PM
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So why does King get to be "literature"...
- 22/12/2009 07:31:14 PM
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Most likely because of the money and movies associated with his name...
- 22/12/2009 07:46:14 PM
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So exposure makes something literary?
- 22/12/2009 08:06:27 PM
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I have always seen King in the horror section, never in literature. *shrugs*
- 23/12/2009 04:06:47 AM
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Aside from Barnes & Noble and Borders and Books-A-Million, maybe I guess?
- 22/12/2009 05:55:20 AM
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Not Borders. They have always had a separate horror shelf next to fantasy/sci-fi. *NM*
- 23/12/2009 04:03:27 AM
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Whoa, dude. We've been in a Borders together! *NM*
- 23/12/2009 03:43:11 PM
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It's true! (you might want to get tested... the last girl I went to Borders with had warts. 
) *NM*
- 23/12/2009 05:20:54 PM
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) *NM*
- 23/12/2009 05:20:54 PM
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LOL! I miss you, baby! 
*NM*
- 24/12/2009 03:28:16 AM
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*NM*
- 24/12/2009 03:28:16 AM
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Miss you too sugar. 
- 24/12/2009 03:31:04 AM
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- 24/12/2009 03:31:04 AM
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You never do!
- 24/12/2009 11:52:05 PM
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