Mainstream
In literature, the term "mainstream" refers to works that are widely read and accepted by the general public, as opposed to works that are considered niche or specialized. Mainstream literature typically covers a broad range of genres and themes and is characterized by its accessibility to a general audience.
Works of mainstream literature often feature well-developed characters, relatable plots, and universal themes that resonate with a wide range of readers. These works may be written in a variety of styles and may explore a range of subjects, from historical events to contemporary issues, from romance to science fiction.
Mainstream literature may also refer to works that are published by major publishing houses and are often marketed to a wide audience. These works may include bestsellers, literary classics, and popular fiction.
While mainstream literature can encompass a wide range of styles and themes, it is generally characterized by its broad appeal and popularity. It may be seen as the opposite of niche or avant-garde literature, which often appeals to a more specialized or limited audience.
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