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  Call for Abstracts  Bridgerton and Philosophy  Edited by Jessica Miller The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series Contributors of...

There are two new articles out from the Journal of Popular Romance Studies and since one of them is by me, I'm going to show immense bia...

  The full schedule of the 2023 conference of the International Association for the Study of Popular Romance is now online . The conference ...

I ended up writing a post which was far too long for here, on history, "social mentalities" and some comments by Julia Quinn about...

Claire Ryan reports that Dr. Natalie Tindall, RWA Academic Grant Committee Chairperson, and one other committee member resign. (Informat...

Driscoll, Beth, 2019.  ' Book Blogs as Tastemakers ', Participations 16.1: 280-305. [Looks at romance fiction blogs Smart Bitc...

Laura Vivanco Sarah and I have a blog post up at Austenprose today as part of their Heyer month. We've focussed on Heyer's heroes: ...

Laura Vivanco In a post about ethical criticism , Jessica has outlined different possible ways in which to approach the ethical criticism of...

Well, everyone, I'm off for a little vacation--how nice to know that this blog will keep humming along without me, unlike my other two!...

Romance readers and authors frequently comment on how little respect there is for their genre, and one way in which authors sometimes subtly...

So, let's see--this is my new blog about romance novels. Well, not my blog. At least, not mine alone. Pam Regis, author of the indisp...