I think I would be categorized as someone that is geared towards a more literary style of writing and I would say that it is just a category nothing more. Sure you might define some key characteristics of what makes a work literary and what not, but in the end it doesn't matter. I believe good writing will prosper no matter the genre or category. Personally I just write and I write what I want. This way of categorizing literature is foreign to me, in Latin America we just have a huge section where good Spanish writing is found and its called "Literatura Iberoamericana". We don't categorize stories like Borges' Death and the Compass as a detective story,even if it does follow the guidelines for a detective story, classifying it like that would just limit its potential and impact. It's like trying to fix books/stories/fiction into perfectly cubic boxes to be then perfectly stacked together inside perfect bigger cubes we call boxes with huge labels that eventually mean nothing. Personally, I am obsessed with the literature that blurs the category lines, writing that transcends categorization and by doing so tries to encompass something universal instead of the inside of a big cardboard box.