Teach Me Tonight

Laura Vivanco As Colin G. Calloway notes, "In some ways, of course, the histories of Highland Scots and American Indians are so differe...

Jonathan A. Allan I have spent a great deal of timing thinking about “the first time” and what precisely this means for the person about to ...

The study of genre fiction has often had a complicated relationship with the Academy, and no genre has been more warily engaged than the p...

Laura Vivanco None of these calls for papers are explicitly asking for work on the romance genre, but I thought they might nonetheless be of...

Laura Vivanco Some time ago I read Lynne Pearce's contribution to A Companion to Romance: From Classical to Contemporary , ed. Corinne S...

Laura Vivanco I've already posted the call for papers for this conference but I've received an update with some new information McD...

Laura Vivanco Over a year ago Janet at Dear Author argued that Reading is an experience, and it is shaped by how one reads just as much as...

Laura Vivanco Here are two calls for papers which may be of interest even though they aren't explicitly about the romance genre. Beyond ...

Jonathan A. Allan I have been thinking about time recently, more specifically, as a virginity scholar, the first time. This post is very m...

Laura Vivanco Having just learned, via Read React Review , that Joanna Russ has died, I thought readers might like to read, or re-read, K. A...

Laura Vivanco I'm very happy to be able to announce that there's an essay by Teach Me Tonight's Pamela Regis in The Cambridge Hi...

Laura Vivanco Eloisa James has recently stated that sex -- its practices, its customs and conventions, and prevailing attitudes toward it -...