"mixed genre" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to a piece of writing or work that incorporates elements from more than one genre. You can use it when describing a book, film, or music that combines elements from different genres, such as a historical fiction with elements of fantasy, or a movie that blends comedy and drama. Example: "The novel was praised for its unique style, incorporating elements of romance, mystery, and fantasy, making it a captivating mixed genre read."
Mitchell has always fearlessly mixed genre and literary fiction into a transcendent third thing; here he is working with the conventions of a horror story.
One of the prominent traits of this mixed genre was the elaboration of fast-paced ensemble numbers at the conclusion of acts.
Thankfully I was still playing mixed genre sets and was able to survive the set with some acid house and techno.
In the Mystery category, there is a similar pattern with numerous differentiations e.g. Cozy, Amateur Sleuth, Professional Sleuth, Police Procedural, Legal/Medical, Suspense, Romance Suspense, Historical, Mixed Genre, Sci-fi Mystery, Private Eye, Caper and others.
I found the book so odd and refreshing I decided I wanted to try my hand at a mixed genre experiment, where some of my new poems would be in playful prose and others would be in verse.
Mixed genres characterized the weekend box office, with three wide releases scattered among some powerful holdovers.
He made leaps in time, mixed genres, ignored story logic and refused to satisfy viewer expectations.
The professor, a noted Milton and Renaissance scholar, deadpanned that such "genera mixta" (mixed genres) confounded the neo-Platonic idea of a bagel.
Ranging in length from 5 to 15 minutes, they are intermittently amusing but mostly woefully inept and tediously clichéd imitations of standard genres like horror and science fiction, or mixed genres like a Bollywood musical stalker movie.
From the start, he cast amateurs alongside professionals, mixed genres and tones, called attention to the artifices of movies he loved and of genres he rejuvenated, overturned convention with an anarchic fury and an analytical passion.
It should be a hybrid of postmodernist heteroglossia (multiple and high-low discursive registers, mixed genres, stories within stories) and pre-modernist narrative (conventional morality, the simulation of an oral story-telling tradition).
