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Loopty_Lue — 9 years ago(January 27, 2017 05:44 PM)

What genre would this classify as? I get why they call it fantasy (low fantasy), but why not horror or supernatural?
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Urban fantasy is closest.
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I'd call it urban fantasy or magical realism.
I find that most people who love American Gods also love urban fantasy books (Emma Bull, Charles DeLint, etc) so there's that.

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Fantasy covers a wide range of genres. But I think there's a way to add subgenres to a page.
And it's not really horror.
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