Sentence examples for genre heading from inspiring English sources

Under the genre heading (with categories like "Teen," "LGBT," "Dystopias," and "Fantasy") users get pre-populated book suggestions as well as clips from famous BookTubers (YouTube reviewers who film book reviews).

Where do you see that genre headed?

If we're past the point of fresh trauma that was 9/11 and the war on terror, but we're still buying up plenty of wartime video games, then where is the genre headed?

Pros/cons Not a true genre head-to-head, but last two SJ winners have been biographical and in 2013 the same book (by Lucy Hughes-Hallett) won both accolades.

I don't want to know where a genre is heading, I don't want to know where I am heading, I don't want to know where the world is heading.

Abbott said: "I'm a big fan of well-told cop shows and jet-black social comedy, and I wanted to see how explosively we could bang two genres' heads together.

In a boon for any students writing theses on the history of British spy fiction, the granddaddy of the genre is also heading to BBC1 in a new three-part version of Joseph Conrad's novel The Secret Agent, a book that influenced Le Carré and Deighton as much as they subsequently lit a torch trail for others.

A telling signifier of the way this tawdry hip-hop sub-genre is headed can be found in the fact that former Disney Channel movie star Keke Palmer recently recorded a jerk song and has been seen showing off her jerkin' moves on TV.

Greg Dyke adopted some of it, giving more power to genre commissioning heads as opposed to TV channel controllers in the belief that only they would have the "big picture" for content in a converging world.

David Johansen's latest genre excursion heads for the recorded roots of American music: the blues, ballads, country and gospel songs, all full of murder and adultery and hope for redemption, that Harry Smith collected for his "Anthology of American Folk Music," a foundation of the 1950's folk revival.

David Johansen's latest genre excursion heads for the recorded roots of American music: the blues, ballads, country and gospel songs -- full of murder and adultery and hope for redemption -- that were collected by Harry Smith for his "Anthology of American Folk Music," a foundation of the 1950's folk revival.