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(Anonymous) 2015-08-05 03:30 pm (UTC)(link)And then I started paying attention to it in more amateur work, like binging on free-for-today fantasy e-books on Amazon, and yeah it's mostly crap, but there does seem to be a preference in preferred style. And it could entirely be that dudes read mostly dude dominated genres and pick up dude writing habits, and women read women dominated genres and pick up women writing habits.
Like Harry Potter's a good example, one of the reasons (as if people need them) for the race wank is probably she barely describes people in there physically. You get all personality, no bra size.