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Laura Vivanco The first ever Australian conference on the life and works of Georgette Heyer: mistress of the Regency and historical ro...

Laura Vivanco Heroes are not infrequently to be found on horseback and horses have often featured on the covers of romances; I've ...

--by Eric Selinger I just sent my students in ENG 383 (Women and Literature: Popular Romance Fiction) a list of paper topics, and as y...

--by Eric Selinger Six years ago I taught DePaul University’s first course exclusively devoted to popular romance fiction: a gen-ed (...

On the day of Penny Jordan's funeral I'd like to thank jay Dixon, author of The Romance Fiction of Mills & Boon 1909-1990s , fo...

Laura Vivanco Eric and Sarah are in the February issue of RT Book Reviews: In the February issue of RT BOOK REVIEWS , we profiled the...

Laura Vivanco I'd been wondering when the current economic climate might begin to affect the Greek and Italian tycoons who inhabit...

Laura Vivanco Following the recent JPRS call for papers on Georgette Heyer , I was reading Jennifer Kloester's new biography of Heyer...

Sarah S. G. Frantz Sarah's take on Laura Struves' article published by JPC is slightly different from Laura's and a lot more ra...

Laura Vivanco Laura Struve's "Sisters of Sorts: Reading Romantic Fiction and the Bonds among Female Readers" appeared in th...

Laura Vivanco Anyone want some (virtual) biscuits? I've been discussing the category-romances-as-biscuits metaphor at the Pink Hear...

Laura Vivanco In the first issue of the Australasian Journal of Popular Culture Toni Johnson-Woods and Vicki Karaminas write that Ou...