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Month: February 2019

What to Read if You Love Beauty and the Beast

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Do you love Beauty and the Beast? Nicolette Andrews lists the books you need on your TBR, like, yesterday. ๐Ÿ™‚

J.M. Butler: Review of Heart of the Fae by Emma Hamm (RFS Book Club Winner โ€“ February 2019)

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J.M. Butler gives her review of one of RFS's February 2019 Book Club winners, Heart of the Fae by Emma Hamm.

Gemma Oleander: My First Boyfriend Was a Book Boyfriend, or: Why I Write Young Adult Romantic Fantasy

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Gemma Oleander discusses the pleasures and lessons of young adult romantic fantasy and its roguish book boyfriends. ๐Ÿ˜‰

J.M. Butler: Review of No Man Can Tame by Miranda Honfleur (RFS Book Club Winner – February 2019)

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J.M. Butler gives her review of one of RFS's February 2019 Book Club winners, No Man Can Tame by Miranda Honfleur.

Janeen Ippolito: Write a Good Loser: Love Triangles Beyond the Indecisive Protagonist

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Janeen Ippolito explains why love triangles, despite getting a bad rap, can add to a good story.

Ines Johnson: Girl On Her Own Horse (Tropes in Fantasy Romance)

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Ines Johnson discusses the evolution of the Cinderella story and the rise of the "Girl on her own horse" trope.

Ryan Muree: The Dirty on โ€œCleanโ€ vs โ€œDirtyโ€ Stories

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Ryan Muree discusses the divide between stories that contain sexual relations and stories that don't, and whether there's a need for new classifications and terminology.

R. A. Steffan: Reverse Harem and the Rise of Polyamorous Fantasy Romance

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R.A. Steffan discusses the origins of reverse harem, its evolution, and the rise of polyamorous fantasy romance.

Catharine Glen: The Path To Reverse Harem Romance

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Catharine Glen reveals the Eastern origins of the reverse harem genre, explains the difference with the Western style, and details the pleasures to be found in RH fantasy.

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