Simple Grammar Question

[Nola]

I apologise for asking this Russian grammar question on this list, but so far, I can't get a satisfactory answer yet anywhere else.I have asked Russians, who know what should be said, but not why or about the rule which applies.
I am having trouble with a sentence which could have either genitive or accusative case applied to the last word. The Russian speakers told me to use the accusative case. Okay..I will, but I need to know a rule so that I can know when to choose accusative over genitive in others like this.
Анна Борисовна не любит литературу.( or литературы?)
Nola





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