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and in a different way to sort of more traditional crime readers, I would say. I mean, I've seen them come with tattoos of characters on their arms and making presents for the authors and, you know, being really quite overwhelmed to meet the authors. um And so, you know, it's quite a young audience, I think, so that plays into it a little bit. um But it's great, you know, whatever gets people reading, I think is brilliant. And it's nice that there is a big community there. And yeah, we we try to work with that community as much as we can. And and I'm glad that it feels a bit more mainstream, because I don't think any genres should be unnecessarily sidelined, as it were. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But at the same time, you understand why certain genres fall under the bracket of commercial, because, you know, the things like your crime novels, your your romance novels, they've always been very big sellers reaching very broad audiences. Yeah, exactly. They've always been huge. And there will always be some people that won't want to won won't really read romanticy. um And so I don't think it'll ever have, I mean, I think the sales are very big, and the audience is big, but that it's um