The Feminist Possibilities of Heteroglossic Spaces in Contemporary Young Adult Romance Novels.
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The Future of Historical Research in Popular Romance Studies.
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Scandalous Romance Down Under: Becoming and Unbecoming a Heroine in The Bachelor/ette Australia and The Bachelorette New Zealand.
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The Rise of American Girls’ Literature.
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The Gothic Romance Wave: A Critical History of the Mass Market Novels, 1960-1993.
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New Adult Fiction. Cambridge University Press, 2021. Part of the Cambridge Elements series.
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Hispanicisms in Romance Fiction: An Annotated Glossary.
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Dubcon: Fanfiction, Power, and Sexual Consent.
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Discursos e Identidades en la Ficción Romántica: Visiones Anglófonas de Madeira y Canarias.
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Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex/Asexual Erotics: Intimate Readings of Compulsory Sexuality.
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Nobody Puts Romance Fiction in the Corner: Public Librarians in New South Wales and Their Dalliance with Romance Fiction.
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(Loves) Me, (Loves) Me Not: Unbuilding of Selfhood in the Romance of the Present.
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- Journal of Popular Romance Studies, 2023, v. 12, p. 1, doi. 10.70138/ubmv6841
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Literary Fiction from the Perspective of Romance: Normal People.
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- Journal of Popular Romance Studies, 2023, v. 12, p. 1, doi. 10.70138/vqod1919
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Genre-savvy Protagonists in Queer YA Rom-coms.
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“Do you think I haven’t paid for what I did?”: Rape in the Mills & Boon Romantic Novels of Penny Jordan.
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A Black Bridget Jones? Candice Carty-Williams’s Queenie (2019): Challenging Discourses of Race and Gender in the Chick-Lit Genre.
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