Which fiction genre has the smallest readership?

Japan might be one of the top contenders. They have a rich culture of comics and a large population of avid readers.

" Endless Joy in a Small World " is a novel written by the author, Ting Ri. The general plot of this novel is as follows: Extraordinaires broke the silence of the world, and the technology tree took a turn. When humans searched for the path of evolution in the dark, I became their pioneer. This was a game where a player toyed with the world. The small world was filled with endless joy. ---------------------------- There's No Other Me at the End of the World " was a short story by Yao Huihui. At the end of the world, there is no other me. One more is not much, one less is not much… ---------------------------- The book " The World Passes Before My Eyes " was a short story written by the author looking in your direction. The general plot of this novel was: Everyone was heading towards a different life. It was unavoidable, unstoppable, and difficult to resist… ---------------------------- " Humans Shrinking 100 Times " was a sci-fi-doomsday crisis novel written by the author, Strange Light. The general plot of this novel was: The apocalypse had arrived, and humans had shrunk. The house was like a dome, the tables and chairs were like skyscrapers, the cockroaches were like sports cars, and the rats were like giant beasts. Industry was paralyzed, agriculture abandoned. Whether civilization could continue, whether humans could return to the top of the food chain. Survival, searching, hunting, construction, farming, and hegemony. Chen Mu woke up in the classroom and picked up half a staple on the floor, looking out at the vast world. The scientific name of the book was " The Human Body Shrinking to One Hundred of Its Original Dimension." ---------------------------- " The Other World Was Formed This Way " was a fantasy romance novel written by the author, Little Rice. The general plot of the novel was: Watch how a dumb little girl creates the world. Whoever you are, why did you bring me here? I don't care if you're a god or not, you brought me here so you have to bear the consequences. If you have the guts, go create a world too. ---------------------------- Humans Shrinking 300 Times was a sci-fi doomsday crisis novel written by the author, April Movement. The general plot of the novel was: Have you ever seen a fly bigger than a person? Have you ever seen an ant stronger than a human? Have you ever seen sparrows that are like prehistoric beasts? Everything that he knew had undergone an earth-shattering change! Ji Chang didn't know how to describe it. The only word that was most appropriate was 'big'! Big! It was huge! It was surprisingly big! It was beyond imagination! It was so big that even a small blade of grass had become a towering tree! The reason for all these changes wasn't that the object itself had expanded, but that Ji Chang had realized that he had become smaller. Small! It was very small! It was surprisingly small! Unimaginably small! It was so small that even a slight breeze could blow a person away! ---------------------------- " Starting From Shrinking " was a sci-fi novel written by the author, Little Soldier Yin Ping. The general plot of this novel was: After the Cataclysm, humans, who were only 2-3 centimeters long, caused a bloody " feast " for wild animals around the world. Demonic beasts mutated, and order collapsed. Civilization turned into barbarism, prosperity turned into ruins. Where should humans go? ---------------------------- " The goal is to conquer the world " was a sci-fi space-time travel novel written by the author, Old Friends of the Four Seas. The general plot of this novel was: [This is the Second World. What you have to do is to change the direction of the novel's plot and make the novel a real world.] Everyone lived in this world. Some people gave up everything for ambition, some were willing to give up their lives for justice, some wrote quickly in the midsummer cicadas to enter the university of their dreams, and some were born in troubled times and floated with the general trend, unable to be themselves. [People are born different. People who grow up in different environments will never be able to empathize.] [This is not a tragedy, this is life.] 1.[It's more like a collection of short stories from a single world than a quick dress. 2. The protagonist has no CP or ambiguity, but there are very few scenes. He's more like a bystander. 3. There are several worlds that are purely romance stories.] ---------------------------- " Doomsday's Favorite " was a sci-fi novel written by the author, Wei Jixiang. The general plot of this novel was: Mo Xiaoxiao, who was still struggling for her life goal a moment ago, was shocked to find that the world had changed. Zombies had arrived. The ugliest side of human nature was constantly revealed in the post-apocalyptic environment. When the moment of crisis arrived, Mo Xiaoxiao activated her special ability and opened the space. He had thought that he would be able to rest easy with the space in his hand. Unexpectedly... -Plot is fictional, please do not imitate. ---------------------------- " The Supreme Dao of the Otherworld " was a fantasy novel written by the author, Little Xiaosheng. The general plot of this novel was: Different worlds had different rules. This book tells the story of a Dao Cultivator exploring the supreme Great Dao in a foreign world that was not in the Three Realms or the Five Elements. This…was a world of battle energy and magic. The world was wonderful because it was different!

Genre fiction attracts readers who love the predictability and familiarity of a particular genre. Romance readers, for instance, look for the love story arc, the meet - cute, and the happily - ever - after. The readership of genre fiction is built around the love for those specific elements. Literary fiction, on the other hand, has a readership that values the author's unique perspective and the way they handle complex human experiences. These readers are not as concerned with following the rules of a genre but rather with how the story makes them think and feel about life, society, and human nature. They might come from different genre backgrounds but are united in their appreciation for well - written, thought - provoking literature.

Well, the readership of literary fiction matters a great deal. Firstly, it helps to sustain the genre. If there are no readers, then there would be less incentive for publishers to produce more literary fiction. Secondly, different types of readership can bring different perspectives. For example, young readers might focus on different aspects of a literary work compared to older readers. And the size and nature of the readership can also affect how the work is perceived in the literary community and in society at large.

I don't think it is. Such fanfiction usually delves into very private and often inappropriate areas. It can make people uncomfortable and may also promote improper values. General readership typically looks for more positive and ethical content to consume.

Some popular books in 2018's top readership fiction might include 'The Woman in the Window' by A.J. Finn. It was a gripping thriller that had many readers on the edge of their seats with its unreliable narrator and mysterious plot.

No. Superhero erotic fiction typically contains sexual content which is not suitable for general or young audiences. It goes against the family - friendly and mainstream values associated with traditional superhero stories.

Authors can use social media to promote their literary fiction. By sharing snippets, behind - the - scenes stories, and engaging with potential readers, they can attract more attention.

Controversial subjects can make some readers uncomfortable. For example, if a fiction contains a lot of religious satire, religious readers might be put off.

Tokyo is one of the cities where graphic novels are highly popular. It has a vibrant culture that embraces various forms of entertainment, including graphic novels.