063. The Three Waves of Romance with Eric Selinger
Oct 03, 2020•59 min•Ep. 63
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Episode description
Romance scholar Eric Selinger explores different questions that have been asked about popular romance (not enough), how romance research has come in waves (three, to be precise), and asks "how can I make this romance more interesting?" (you always can).
Show Notes:
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Guest: Eric Selinger
DePaul website | Twitter | Routledge Research Companion to Popular Romance Fiction
Eric also lent his expertise to the Modern Romance Canon episode.
Notes:
- Stephanie Burt Don't Read Poetry
- Michael Moorcock SFF book by Mark Scroggins
- What is it Then Between Us: Traditions of Love in American Poetry by Eric Selinger
- Eric's Researching the Romance 2018 Talk: How can I make this more interesting? Also, My Beautiful Enemy!
- Video with Eric Selinger from the Popular Romance Project
- IASPR Digital Showcase 2020 Conference: View every presentation here!
- Become a member! I became a member as an "independent scholar" for just $25.
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