The Kissy Bits #3 - Romancing The Category
The show about romance subgenres and romance in other genres.
- Most romance novels should contain two basic elements to be considered "romantic"
- When is a story with love a love story?
- Single title vs category
- Harlequin Mills&Boon lines
-- Harlequin NEXT
-- Harlequin Everlasting
-- Blaze
-- Harlequin Intrigue
-- Historical Romances
-- Harlequin Presents
-- Harlequin Romance
-- Superromance
-- Medical Romance
-- Modern Xtra-Sensual
-- Silhouette Bombshell
-- Silhouette Desire
-- Silhouette Intimate Moments
-- Steeple Hill Love Inspired
- Sub-genres
-- Historical Romance
-- Regency Romance
-- Contemporary Romance
-- Futuristic Romance
-- Time-travel romance
-- Fantasy Romance
-- Paranormal Romance
-- Romantic Suspense
-- Romantica
-- Erotica
-- Inspirational
- Is genre-crossing possible? What makes a good cross-over romance?
- Why are some genres more easily blended in than others?
- Romance elements in other genres
- You can often tell male/female writers even under pseudonyms
Show 04 – 30 December 2005 - Writing Resolutions
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posted by Kiki @ 7:44 am
3 comments
3 Comments:
Hi, Kiki. I do like your podcast, though sometimes I disagree with you, as I did in this episode. I blogged about it on my own podcast, be the story.
Here's hoping you're having a Merry Christmas.
-TimK
I commented over at your blog. You raise a lot of interesting points that I didn't mention (and didn't think of!)
Cross-genre readersd and writers always have it harder than straight genre writers... until their sub-genre becomes mainstream.
Kiki, I was trying to download the back episodes through iTunes and ran across a problem with this episode. It gets nearly through downloading and then fails. Only this episode has the problem. Just thought I'd share.
Thanks for all you do!
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