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‘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...
“In defence of books written by women for women”

“In defence of books written by women for women”

by Elizabeth Lhuede | Mar 21, 2012 | Article

(Need to import image of trilogy to WP) This week a Twitter discussion broke out as to whether romance, as a genre, is inherently feminist. The discussion was prompted by a review in which avid romance reader and blogger Kate Cuthbert took a respected romance author...

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