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Revising a Best Selling Romance Novelist Proves a Challenge - Vimarsana News

Revising a Best Selling Romance Novelist Proves a Challenge

A new edition of the best selling romance writer’s 1950 novel removes blatant Jewish stereotypes, stirring debate about whether to tinker with older works.

Snow White gets gender-bent (and Jewish!) in new romance novel - Vimarsana News

Snow White gets gender-bent (and Jewish!) in new romance novel

EW reveals the cover for 'Wake Me Most Wickedly,' the next fairy-tale retelling romance novel from author Felicia Grossman

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The 30 Best Historical Romance Novelists - Vimarsana News

The 30 Best Historical Romance Novelists

Take your romantic daydreams to the past and enter the worlds of the best historical romance authors. Discover stories from Regency England to 1950s California.

New Romance Novels to Cozy Up To - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

New Romance Novels to Cozy Up To - The New York Times

Cozy up with one of the four new books recommended by our romance columnist.

Romantic fiction place to go for love lessons - Vimarsana News

Romantic fiction place to go for love lessons

Date Time Romantic fiction place to go for love lessons For anyone searching for lessons in love as we head into Valentine’s Day there is no better place to look than the vast and varied catalogue of romantic fiction, according to a Deakin University romance scholar. Dr Jodi McAlister, a lecturer in writing and literature with the School of Communication and Creative Arts, studies representations of love in popular culture and believes romance novels provide valuable insights into the ways we love and express our love. “There is still a stigma around reading ‘those silly books for women...