Is it okay for books to have a gendered target audience? @Johanna_reads
Is it okay for books to have a gendered target audience?  @Johanna_reads
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 31 minutes ago
In this video, I'm starting a conversation about gendered reading and sharing my experience as a female content creator who reads many books targeted toward a male audience. My favorite genre is adult epic fantasy, but I've also enjoyed books by Cormac McCarthy, John Williams, and J.M. Coetzee.

Mentioned (I didn't finish this video in fear of spoilers):
Sexism In Fantasy - The Second Apocalypse Series - By R. Scott Bakker:
youtu.be/Ez-O5XrG_tM?si=G8J7j-fD6uAcHX4v


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Is it okay for books to have a gendered target audience?

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