Teach Me Tonight

Laura Vivanco Following on from Eric's post about eros and my own about medical metaphors and the science of love , I thought it might ...

Her achievement is proof of her persistence and attention to detail. And if any of us accidentally refer to her as the Baroness of the Bacca...

Laura Vivanco No, not music or even the many foodstuffs which are allegedly aphrodisiacs . Many months ago Eric mentioned the way in which...

Laura Vivanco Sandra's written this week's At the Back Fence column at All About Romance. She's taken a look at the issue of ...

Laura Vivanco Lydia Joyce 'achieved bestsellerdom with The Veil of Night ' ( Publishers Weekly ), her first published novel. Here ar...

Laura Vivanco This is my first analysis of a novel with the theme of home is where the heart is , or perhaps, in this particular case, the h...

Laura Vivanco The romance genre has been accused of a frivolous attention to the details of homes and home décor. Radway finds that ‘descrip...

Laura Vivanco On Wednesday, as multiple firestorms raged in the online romance community, I was reading Robyn Amos 's Promise Me and I ...

Not to feed the hands that bit me (grin), but there's a fascinating interview with Pam Rosenthal (AKA Molly Weatherfield ) over at Lust...

Laura Vivanco I have a vague memory of reading quite a few romances in which the hero is let in on the secret that every young girl starts p...