I’ve read a few comments here and there on social media about this topic – sexism in the LitRPG genre. You have, of course, the whole “harem” sub-sub-genre of LitRPG. Also, I’ve heard from more than one female asking (begging/pleading) for something written from the female POV.
What do you think? Do you see a lot of sexism in LitRPG books? Is it a big issue or a non-issue? Personally, in Goblin: Tower of Gates Book One, I’ve got a male and female MC and it goes between his and her POV the entire book. I’d love thoughts on this style of a LitRPG novel.
So, if you have a moment and have an opinion on the topic of whether LitRPG is sexist or not, leave a comment and join the conversation. Thanks for reading. I’ve got to get back to the writing cave to pound out a few more chapters. Things are getting exciting.
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