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In 1984, the Traditional category was introduced, in an apparent attempt to differentiate between the more sensual tone of category romance and the traditional, sweet titles associated with the style. The category title changed slightly in 2002, only to return in 2003. After an almost unprecedented run without a title change, the '''Traditional''' category was renamed '''Traditional Romance''' in 2002. As with other  
 
In 1984, the Traditional category was introduced, in an apparent attempt to differentiate between the more sensual tone of category romance and the traditional, sweet titles associated with the style. The category title changed slightly in 2002, only to return in 2003. After an almost unprecedented run without a title change, the '''Traditional''' category was renamed '''Traditional Romance''' in 2002. As with other  
 
[[RITA]]® categories, the descriptor "Best" was added to the category name in 2004.
 
[[RITA]]® categories, the descriptor "Best" was added to the category name in 2004.

Latest revision as of 16:11, 14 January 2009

In 1984, the Traditional category was introduced, in an apparent attempt to differentiate between the more sensual tone of category romance and the traditional, sweet titles associated with the style. The category title changed slightly in 2002, only to return in 2003. After an almost unprecedented run without a title change, the Traditional category was renamed Traditional Romance in 2002. As with other RITA® categories, the descriptor "Best" was added to the category name in 2004.

In 2008, this category was eliminated from the contest.

Winners