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'Romance fiction has one of the most recognisable brands in book culture. It is known for a handful of attributes: its happy-ever-after endings, the pocket Mills & Boon and Harlequin editions, the covers featuring Fabio (in the 1990s) or naked male torsos (the hot trend in the 21st century). It is known for being overwhelmingly written and read by women, and for being mass-produced.' (Introduction)
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Friday Essay : Romance Fiction Rewrites the Rulebook
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- Genre Worlds : Popular Fiction and Twenty-first-century Book Culture 2022 multi chapter work criticism
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