New Issue of the Journal of Popular Romance Studies

Eric Selinger writes:

Now that we've switched to a rolling publication format in JPRS, new pieces will appear both individually and in thematic or "special issue" groups. Today, we begin rolling out Volume 6 of the journal with a new Special Issue on Critical Love Studies, edited by Amy Burge and Michael Gratzke. The table of contents is below, and you can find the whole issue here: http://jprstudies.org/issues/volume-6. 

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• Special Issue: Critical Love Studies (Editors’ Introduction)
  by Amy Burge and Michael Gratzke
• Love is what people say it is: Performativity and Narrativity in Critical Love Studies
  by Michael Gratzke
• Loving over Skype: Tactile Viewing, Emotional Atmospheres and Video Calling
  by Yvonne Clarke-Salt
• Feminist Researcher Wishes to Meet Romantic Subject: The “Case” of Mrs. F.
  by Susan Ostrov Weisser
• Love and its Contradictions: Feminist Women’s Resistance Strategies in their Love Narratives
  by Nagore García Fernández
• Love, Limb-Loosener: Encounters in Chimamanda Adichie’s Americanah
  by Jennifer Leetsch
• The boys’ love phenomenon: A literature review
  by Ágnes Zsila and Zsolt Demetrovics
• PLOTS: an art installation
  by Angelika Böck
• Review: Representing Difference in the Medieval and Modern Orientalist Romance, by Amy Burge
• Review: Women and Erotic Fiction. Critical Essays on Genres, Markets and Readers, edited by Kristen Phillips