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February 2013 Roundup: Romance fiction and erotica

February 2013 Roundup: Romance fiction and erotica

by Kat bookthingo | Mar 7, 2013 | Round-ups

A round-up of romance and erotica titles reviewed for the Australian Women Writers Challenge for February, 2013.

January 2013 Roundup: Romance fiction and erotica

January 2013 Roundup: Romance fiction and erotica

by Kat bookthingo | Feb 14, 2013 | Round-ups

With close to 40 reviews in January, romance is getting some serious love from Australian women writers challenge participants.

2012 AWW Challenge Wrap-up: Romance, erotica and romantic suspense

2012 AWW Challenge Wrap-up: Romance, erotica and romantic suspense

by Kat bookthingo | Jan 9, 2013 | Round-ups

It is a truth universally acknowledged among romance readers that our favourite genre is one that is written by women for women. A round-up of romance fiction reviews for the 2012 AWW Challenge.

‘For women, by women’: Is romance writing inherently feminist? II

‘For women, by women’: Is romance writing inherently feminist? II

by Kat bookthingo | Apr 10, 2012 | Article, Guest Posts

Kat Mayo from Book Thingo answered a call on Twitter to extend the discussion on feminism and romance. She writes: I’m excited about this series of posts because—yay!—discussions around romance. In Elizabeth’s introduction to Louise Cusack’s post, In...

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