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Fiction

drmeow

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6. Romance novels

Reply to wryter2000 (Reply #5)

Thu May 30, 2024, 01:03 PM

May 2024

written by men or for a general audience are marketed as plain old fiction or some other sub genre. I read a sci fi novel that was later reclassified as romance.

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Good grief. txwhitedove May 2024 #1

Good grief, indeed. Trivial and silly. Polly Hennessey May 2024 #2

A billion dollar industry. Plus Stacey Abrams writes romances under pen name. cbabe May 2024 #3

Romance always has a moment wryter2000 May 2024 #5

Romance novels drmeow May 2024 #6

Yes. wryter2000 May 2024 #8

Some of the scorn is for other reasons NanaCat May 2024 #12

And does every story have to deal with "serious ". Issues? wryter2000 May 2024 #13

The Importance of Being Earnest does deal with serious issues NanaCat May 2024 #14

Good grief wryter2000 May 2024 #15

And Jane Eyre is about the treatment of psychoses wryter2000 May 2024 #16

What does a Home Equity Agreement have to do with Romance novels? PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2024 #17

There is also RSJ wryter2000 May 2024 #4

RWA was good for any writer to join NanaCat May 2024 #11

RWA also constantly drmeow May 2024 #7

So wrong wryter2000 May 2024 #9

I attended one of their conventions NanaCat May 2024 #10