PCA Romance Panel 7: Romancing Vampires: Toothsome Heroes and Happy Endings
IMPORTANT NOTE: I have disabled comments on this post deliberately. Romance VII: Romancing Vampires: Toothsome Heroes and Happy Endings Session Chair: Sarah S. G. Frantz, Fayetteville State University...
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The weekly links, opinions and personal updates post. Now with 25% more opinions. 1. Links of interest Why Girly Jobs Don’t Pay Well, from the New York Times A Kinder Gentler Vampire, from Smart Pop...
View ArticleRomance Roots: Dracula, by Bram Stoker (part 1)
An interview with my spouse, Stephen M. Miller, Ph.D., F.R. Hist. S.. He’s a historian specializing in the British Empire (the “F.R. Hist S.” is the Royal Historical Society to which Stephen was...
View ArticleRomance Roots: Dracula, by Bram Stoker (part 2)
(Part 1 here) This post assumes you have read it. Here’s a cheat summary if not. Did I enjoy Dracula? The first four chapters, when Harker is visiting Count Dracula on business in Transylvania, were...
View ArticleMonday Morning Stepback: Shopping at Borders for Amazon books
The weekly links, opinion, and personal updates post Links of Interest: Lots of romance this week. Tumperkin’s I Only Kill Bad People explores the genre convention of allowing serial killer heroes (in...
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