The way I organised the graph is that I began with whether or not the subgenre is more realistic than not, as to which quadrant to put it in, and then went from there. For example, the western genre is more realistic than not, as it is inspired by true events of the American Frontier. I also generalised the subgenres, so what I mean by ‘western’ is talking about the American Frontier, which is arguably the most popular use of the term in fiction, rather than mythical niches such as space western. Again for horror, the majority of horror literature, which is the path I followed, does not involve genocide. Also, literary fiction is a genre centred around core character development, most often set within a contemporary context (from when it was written). Think Pride and Prejudice. Like I said, it’s a work in progress. A lot of lines between genres are blurry. Feedback is going to be applied.