Issue 11 of the Journal of Popular Romance Studies features a special issue on Black Romance, edited by Margo Hendricks and Julie Moody-Freeman. Among other items, it includes the following articles:
- Vivian Lorraine Stephens: Romance PioneerRita B. Dandridge
- Her Bodyguard: Sandra Kitt’s The Color of Love as a foundational text for BWWM romancePiper Huguley, Ph.D.
- Black Romance Authors and Community Cultural Wealth: A Case Study of Brenda Jackson’s CareerNatalie T. J. Tindall, Ph.D., APR
- Against Odds: Beverly Jenkins’ Indigo and Black Historical RomanceMargo Hendricks
- Freedom’s Epilogue: Love as Freedom in Alyssa Cole’s Historical NovellasNicole M. Jackson
- Reading the Black Romance: Exploring Black Sexual Politics in the Romance Fiction of Rebekah WeatherspoonJamee N. Pritchard
- Romance, Hip-Hop Feminism, and Black Love: From Theory to PraxisJulie E. Moody-Freeman
Other recent publications about romance are:
Abrahamsson, Elin (2022). "Rättvisemärkt romantik: Feelgood, flärd och feminism i samtida svensk romance." in Speglingar av feelgood: Genre, etikett eller känsla? 185-230.
Bilodeau, Isabelle (2022). "How Romance Translators Write Themselves and Their Readers into Afterwords." Departmental Bulletin Paper 47:81-98.
Deng, Yiwei (2022). "The Aesthetic form of Childhood Sweetheart: I Love You, None of Your Business." Frontiers in Economics and Management 3.4: 625-629.
Larson, Christine and Elspeth Ready (2022). "Networking down: Networks, innovation, and relational labor in digital book publishing." New Media & Society. Online First. https://doi.org/10.1177/14614448221090195
Nankervis, Madison (2022). “Diversity in Romance Novels: Race, Sexuality, Neurodivergence, Disability, and Fat Representation.” Publishing Research Quarterly. Online First. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12109-022-09881-6
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