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| + | Crusie, Jennifer, 1998. 'Defeating the Critics: What We Can Do About the Anti-Romance Bias', first published in ''Romance Writer's Report'', Vol. 18 Number 6. June 1998: 38-39, 44. [http://www.jennycrusie.com/essays/defeatingthecritics.php] | ||
Crusie, Jennifer, 2000. 'I Know What It Is When I Read It: Defining the Romance Genre', first published in ''Romance Writer's Report''. [http://www.jennycrusie.com/essays/definingromancegenre.php] | Crusie, Jennifer, 2000. 'I Know What It Is When I Read It: Defining the Romance Genre', first published in ''Romance Writer's Report''. [http://www.jennycrusie.com/essays/definingromancegenre.php] | ||
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Writers on Romance
This page is for articles/speeches written by romance writers about the romance genre.
Crusie, Jennifer, 1998. 'Defeating the Critics: What We Can Do About the Anti-Romance Bias', first published in Romance Writer's Report, Vol. 18 Number 6. June 1998: 38-39, 44. [1]
Crusie, Jennifer, 2000. 'I Know What It Is When I Read It: Defining the Romance Genre', first published in Romance Writer's Report. [2]
Krentz, Jayne Ann, 2000. 'Are We There Yet? Mainstreaming The Romance', Keynote Speech at Bowling Green State University Conference On Romance. [3]
Lowell, Elizabeth (Anne Maxwell), "Popular Fiction: Why We Read It, Why We Write It." [4]
