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E. M. Selinger Two quick thoughts about Romance and Race, neither substantive. First, does anyone know what happened to Stephanie Burley? S...

Hello, everyone! Eric here, with a super-secret romance project in the works. I can't say what it is yet, but if I give you a hint, can...

Laura Vivanco This is a follow-up to the earlier discussion about Sarah's syllabus choices . Seressia Glass has posted at Blogging in Bl...

Sarah S. G. Frantz This semester, I'm teaching ENGL 370: Junior Seminar on the topic of Popular Romance Fiction. I've assigned Auste...

Laura Vivanco Eric's at Romancing the Blog today and he's got an idea he'd like to discuss: what if someone, or a group of some...

Laura Vivanco The Bad News - The Truth About Prairie Voles Prairie voles might once have been thought suitable mascots for the romance genre...

Laura Vivanco Sarah's taken off on a voyage of discovery with her students (but not without first giving them some guidance about what t...

Second Call for Papers: Nothing But Good Times Ahead: the Novels of Jennifer Crusie Edited by Eric Murphy Selinger and Laura Vivanco Additio...

In the course of the recent discussion on what does or doesn't constitute plagiarism when writing fiction, and how, why and when authors...

Laura Vivanco This post was one I was going to put up directly after the Internet Event of Stupendous Proportions , but the rather more seri...

Laura Vivanco A recent review of Bettie Sharpe's free ebook, Ember , reminded me that I haven't put up any links to online romances...

Laura Vivanco We observe today not a victory of party, but a celebration of freedom - symbolising an end, as well as a beginning - signifyin...