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Our Spring ’17 Speakers are Here!
January 23, 2017 / Leave a comment
Join us on Duke’s West campus in January and February for three wonderful FREE & PUBLIC conversations about publishing, fiction and romance: January 25, 6:30pm – “Marketing Digital Fiction” with HarperCollins Publishers’ Shawn Nicholls, Associate Publisher February 8, 6:30pm – “Romance, Shakespeare & Popular Appeal” with New York Times bestselling author Eloisa James and Executive […]
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- 1920s Prohibition and Alcohol
- 1930s Reception to GWTW
- 1930s Vice, Virtue, and Censorship
- 1950s Ads in Comics
- 1950s Comics and the Ideal Woman
- 1950s Comics and Vogue
- 1950s Depictions of Attraction
- 1950s Lesbian Novel Covers
- 1950s Women’s Mental Health
- 1970’s Gay Pulp
- 1980-2000 Black Publishers
- 1981 RWA Conference
- 1990s Lesbian Book Reviews
- 1990s Romantic Times Community
- 1993 Cover Art
- 1993 Women’s Empowerment
- 2018 RITA Snub
- A Safe Space for Bad Boy Addicts
- Age Diversity
- Alcott’s Secret Identity
- Alpha Heroes
- Ann Bannon Lesbian Pulp
- Anna Todd’s “After” Series
- Anonymous Writing
- Asian Heroes
- Authorship
- Bisexual Heroines
- Bisexual Romance Zines
- Black Harlequin Romance
- Black Romance Matters
- Book Banning
- Book Covers
- Captivity in Romance Fiction
- Cassie Edwards Plagiarism Scandal
- Challenging Masculinity in Contemporary Romance Ficition
- Chinese Heroines in Historical Romance
- Christian Romance
- Christianity in Romance
- Complex Masculinity in Historical Romance
- Critical Reception of Jane Eyre
- Dime Novels and Moralism
- Disabled Romance
- Diversity in the RITA
- Dormitory Women
- Dynamic Masculinities in Historical Romance
- eBook Sales
- End of Ellora’s Cave
- Exotic Locales
- Fabio
- Fairytales
- Family Lives of Authors
- Fan Fiction
- Fawcett Publications vs Censorship
- Femininity in Erotic Romance
- Feminist Bookstore (Charis Books and More)
- Fifty Shades: BDSM Community Backlash
- Fifty Shades: Reviews
- Gay Romance: Erotic?
- Girl Next Door
- Gothic vs. Paranormal Femininity
- Harlequin
- Harlequin Acquires Silhouette
- Harlequin Manga
- Heroines in Disguise
- Illustrated Covers
- Inuyasha: Romance and Conventions
- Iola Leroy’s Romance
- Jane Austen vs. Jane Eyre
- Latinx Romance Communities
- Lesbian Pulp
- Lesbian Pulp 1950s-60s
- Literature and Pornography: Story of O
- LJ Smith and Self Publishing
- M/M Romance
- Male Authors
- Marketing Male Protagonists
- Marketing Romance
- Masculine Identity in Contemporary Romance
- Masculinities in Gay Love Stories
- Masculinity in Contemporary Romance: Alpha or Virtuous?
- Masculinity in Medieval Historical Romance
- Men on Covers
- Men With Female Pen Names
- Modern Suffragettes
- Mr. Romance Competition
- Native American Heroes
- New Adult Community on Goodreads
- Novellas in Romance Fiction
- Orientalism in Romance Fiction
- Otome Games
- Patricia Highsmith and The Price of Salt
- Patricia Highsmith’s Pseudonym
- Plagiarism in Regency Romance
- Plagiarism in Romantic Fiction
- Popularizing Black Romance
- Pride and Prejudice Films
- PUBLIC EVENTS
- Push For Ethnic Romance
- r/EroticAuthors
- Rainbow Romance Writers
- Rape-and-Forgive Trope
- Readership
- Rebecca’s Virality
- Regency Romance Femininities
- Relatable Yet Romantically Dependent Contemporary Female Protagonists
- Resistance Romance
- Reverse Harem Romance
- Reviews of Anna Karenina
- RWA
- Scottish Historical Romance 1990s
- Sensitivity Readers
- Settings in Historical Romance
- Shapeshifters
- Sheiks
- Southern Identity in Gone With The Wind
- Star Trek Fanzines
- Static Masculinities in Historical Romance
- Strong Heroines in Suspense Romance
- Team Edward or Team Jacob?
- To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before
- Transgender Romance
- Twilight Moms
- Twilight Tourism
- Unhappy Endings in Pulp
- Unlikable Heroines
- Well-Loved Heroines in Contemporary Romance
- Who We Are
- Women’s Barracks In Government Hearing
- Writers’ Seminars
- WWI Reviews
- WWII Armed Services Editions
- YA Heroines
- YA Romance Origins
- Zines and Romance
