Teach Me Tonight

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: ...

Sarah S. G. Frantz If there’s one thing I’ve learned from the recent internet outbreak of speculation about OMG!why? do “straight” women rea...

Sarah S. G. Frantz It's that time again! We're soliciting proposals for the Popular Culture Association conference. This year it...

Laura Vivanco Hsu-Ming Teo notes in the Journal of Popular Romance Studies that 2009 marked the ninetieth anniversary of the publication of...

Laura Vivanco JPRS 1.1 has been out for over two weeks now, the 2nd IASPR Conference is over (though Jonathan A. Allan, a PhD Candidate at...

Sarah Frantz mentioned in March that " Laurie Kahn 's Popular Romance Project (on which Eric and I have worked) [...] received $50...

Laura Vivanco Jessica at Read React Review is posing the question " What Does The Romance Genre Say About the Good Life? " She lis...

Laura Vivanco Well, not exactly here, but over here . It's so hot off the virtual press that I haven't had a chance to read it all y...

Laura Vivanco Since we've been looking at Heather Schell's suggestion that evolutionary psychology may have been used by romance au...

Laura Vivanco In the introduction to How Well Do Facts Travel?: The Dissemination of Reliable Knowledge (Cambridge: Cambridge UP , 2010...

Laura Vivanco I've just come across the following call for papers , from Michelle Iwen of Cardiff University and Nicole Pfannenstiel of...

Laura Vivanco I've just finished reading Kate Walker's Kept for Her Baby and one of the key issues is the heroine's status as a...