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“Does This Book Make Me Look Fat?” by Sonya C. Brown PDF
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“Getting a Good Man to Love: Popular Romance Fiction and the Problem of Patriarchy,” by Catherine Roach PDF
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“Jennifer Crusie’s Literary Lingerie” by Laura Vivanco PDF
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“Romancing the Past: History, Love, and Genre in Vincent Ward’s River Queen” by Roger Nicholson PDF
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“The Comic, the Serious and the Middle: Desire and Space in Contemporary Film Romantic Comedy” by Celestino Deleyto PDF
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“There Are Six Bodies in This Relationship: An Anthropological Approach to the Romance Genre” by Laura Vivanco and Kyra Kramer PDF
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“When chick lit meets romanzo rosa: Intertextual narratives in Stefania Bertola’s romantic fiction,” by Federica Balducci PDF
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Editor’s Note: Issue 2.2
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Nothing But Good Times Ahead: A Special Forum on Jennifer Crusie (Editor’s Introduction) PDF
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Editor’s Note: Issue 1.1
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Editor’s Note: Issue 1.2
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Editor’s Note: Issue 2.1
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Francophone Perspectives on Romantic Fiction: From the Academic Field to Reader’s Experience, by Séverine Olivier (Interview with Agnès Caubet, Romance Reader and Webmaster of Les Romantiques, fan website and webzine) PDF
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Interview: Beverly Jenkins, by Rita B. Dandridge PDF
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Interview: Joanna Russ, by Conseula Francis and Alison Piepmeier PDF
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Issue 1.1 Contents
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Issue 1.2 Contents
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Issue 2.1 Contents
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Issue 2.2 Content
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Pedagogy Report: Embedding Popular Romance Studies in Undergraduate English Units: Teaching Georgette Heyer’s Sylvester by Lisa Fletcher, Rosemary Gaby, and Jennifer Kloester PDF
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Review: A Vindication of Love: Reclaiming Romance for the Twenty-first Century, by Cristina Nehring PDF
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Review: Boys’ Love Manga: Essays on the Sexual Ambiguity and Cross-Cultural Fandom of the Genre PDF
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Review: Chick Lit and Postfeminism, by Stephanie Harzewski PDF
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Review: Historical Romance Fiction: Heterosexuality and Performativity, by Lisa Fletcher PDF
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Review: Northrop Frye’s Notebooks on Romance, by Northrop Frye PDF
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Review: Premarital Sex in America: How Young Americans Meet, Mate, and Think About Marrying PDF
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Review: Reading Nora Roberts, by Mary Ellen Snodgrass PDF
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Review: Reading the Adolescent Romance: Sweet Valley High and the Popular Young Adult Romance Novel, by Amy S. Pattee PDF
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Review: Romance and Readership in Twentieth-Century France: Love Stories, by Diana Holmes PDF
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Review: The First Time: True Tales of Virginity Lost and Found (Including my Own), by Kate Monro PDF
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Review: Virgin Territory: Representing Sexual Inexperience in Film PDF
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“A Little Extra Bite: Dis/Ability and Romance in Tanya Huff and Charlaine Harris’s Vampire Fiction,” by Kathleen Miller PDF
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“A Parody of Love: the Narrative Uses of Rape in Popular Romance” by Angela Toscano PDF
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“Belles, Beaux, and Paratexts: American Story Papers and the Project of Romance” by William Gleason PDF
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“Crusie and the Con” by Christina A. Valeo PDF
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“Getting Laid, Getting Old, and Getting Fed: The Cultural Resistance of Jennifer Crusie’s Romance Heroines” by Kyra Kramer PDF
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“Gossip, Liminality, and Erotic Display: Jennifer Crusie’s Links to Eighteenth- Century Amatory Fiction” by Kimberly Baldus PDF
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“Historicizing The Sheik: Comparisons of the British Novel and the American Film,” by Hsu-Ming Teo PDF
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“Matricide in Romance Scholarship? Response to Pamela Regis’ Keynote Address at the Second Annual Conference of the International Association for the Study of Popular Romance” by An Goris PDF
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“Men Conquer the World and Women Save Mankind: Rewriting Patriarchal Traditions through Web-based Matriarchal Romances” by Jin Feng PDF
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“Romance and Repetition: Testing the Limits of Love” by Lynne Pearce PDF
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“Safe Sex with Defanged Vampires: New Vampire Heroes in Twilight and the Southern Vampire Mysteries” by Chiho Nakagawa PDF
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“Tell Me Lies: Lying, Storytelling, and the Romance Novel as Feminist Fiction” by Patricia Zakreski PDF
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“The Heroine as Reader, the Reader as Heroine: Jennifer Crusie’s Welcome to Temptation” by Kate Moore and Eric Murphy Selinger PDF
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“Theorising Male Virginity in Popular Romance Novels” by Jonathan A. Allan PDF
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“There Were Three of Us in this Biography, So it Was a Bit Crowded: The Biographer as Suitor and the Rhetoric of Romance in Diana: Her True Story,” by Giselle Bastin PDF
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“These are Just Romances: Love and the Single Woman in the Fiction of Rosamond Lehmann” by Emma Sterry PDF
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“Translated Romances: the Effect of Cultural Textual Norms on the Communication of Emotions” by Artemis Lamprinou PDF
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“What Do Critics Owe the Romance? Keynote Address at the Second Annual Conference of the International Association for the Study of Popular Romance” by Pamela Regis PDF
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“‘The Bells Are Ringing for Me and My Gal’: Marriage and Gender in the Contemporary Greek Romantic Comedy” by Betty Kaklamanidou PDF
