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When non-romance readers hear a romance requires a "happy ever after", the overwhelming response is, "nuh-uh!" Then the examples come in...making it clear they don't know the difference between a love story and a romance.
Today on The Romance Room, we'll talk about why not all love stories are romances, why the happily ever after or (happy for now) is integral to the romance genre and...
Well, there's the misogyny element too. Women can't have anything fun, right?
📜 Show Notes:
Grab your tix to The Sporting Life
The Definitive Definition of Romance
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I’m a romance writing coach helping writers deepen their character arcs, strengthen their emotional beats, and fall in love with their stories again.
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By Marjorie MullerWhen non-romance readers hear a romance requires a "happy ever after", the overwhelming response is, "nuh-uh!" Then the examples come in...making it clear they don't know the difference between a love story and a romance.
Today on The Romance Room, we'll talk about why not all love stories are romances, why the happily ever after or (happy for now) is integral to the romance genre and...
Well, there's the misogyny element too. Women can't have anything fun, right?
📜 Show Notes:
Grab your tix to The Sporting Life
The Definitive Definition of Romance
💌Let's Stay Connected:
✍️ Want to Write Better Romance?
I’m a romance writing coach helping writers deepen their character arcs, strengthen their emotional beats, and fall in love with their stories again.
➡️ Work with me here
💖 Support the Podcast:
Love what you heard? Help keep the mic on by sponsoring the pod or buying me a coffee!
➡️ Sponsor the Podcast
➡️ Buy me a coffee