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That's exactly my point. I don't care if people like romance book or not. Read whatever you want and like. If you want to get more boys reading the genre, you'll never do it by filling the shelves with books that don't capture the majority of boys interests. If you want to get more boys...

Did you actually have anything of value to say in reply, or did you just want to try and belittle and ignore what I actually said in my post?

I loved the Deeds of Paksennarion, but hadn't heard about a Paksworld announcement. What did they announce?

Interesting. I just blindly picked that book up the other day to give it a try. I hadn't heard anything about it yet, so hearing good things about it is a positive. I had been trying the Dungeon Crawler Carl books after hearing a lot of good things about them, but I had to quit after a while...

Not at all. I'm simply making an observation about how things work. I'm also glad you're not having trouble finding new books being published that interest you. That said, I just don't think that is the case for a large number of men and boys these days but that's probably a whole new...

Eh, there is a difference though between having a fantasy story with some romance or sex mixed into it and a romance/smut story with some fantasy elements thrown in as a background. I'm not saying one style is right or wrong. Read whatever you like. It just simply seems to me that the later...

But then you're running into the whole chicken or the egg problem. Men don't read as much so we'll, publish less of interest to them, but now men aren't buying and reading books, so lets publish fewer books aimed at men since their not reading, anyway, now men are reading...

I couldn't agree with you more about modern publishing. Its been like this for years now for me. i keep checking new releases but finding anything new is extremely rare these days.

While I agree it was more true to REH's incarnation, I don't think that's why that movie flopped. The movie flopped because it was simply a terribly written, produced, and directed movie that had very little cohesion to it.

Ok, how does this stupid argument have anything to do with the OP's actual question?