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In this State of the Field episode, Amy and Sarah discuss TROPES: the good, the bad and the ugly. And this time, they're joined by long-time friend-of-the-pod Shania Bowa. Why is romance fiction always marketed with tropes? Where did they come from? Have publishers gone too far? Are we being trope-i-fied out of our minds? And do we think tropes will ever not be relevant to romance fiction?
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Credits: The Historical Romance Review is written, recorded and produced in Meanjin/Brisbane, on the unceded land of the Yugarabul, Yuggera, Jagera and Turrbal peoples.
Editing: Sarah Brain
Cover art and branding: Sarah Brain and Amy Way
Original artwork: Caitlin Adams @caitlin_a_art
Original theme music: Jonny Barahona @jonnyenvivo
Sound support, camera equipment: Zac Costa
Recording equipment: John Board
Thank you to everyone who continues to support this project with their expertise and enthusiasm.
By Sarah Brain and Amy WayIn this State of the Field episode, Amy and Sarah discuss TROPES: the good, the bad and the ugly. And this time, they're joined by long-time friend-of-the-pod Shania Bowa. Why is romance fiction always marketed with tropes? Where did they come from? Have publishers gone too far? Are we being trope-i-fied out of our minds? And do we think tropes will ever not be relevant to romance fiction?
#romancebooks #romance #fiction #smut #stateofthefield #books #booktok #tiktok #kindle #kindlereader #reading #tropes #enemiestolovers #friendstolovers #brothersbestfriend #bestfriendsbrother #agegap #soulmates #rivalstolovers
Follow us on Instagram @historicalromancereview
Follow us on TikTok @historicalromancereview
Watch us on YouTube @HistoricalRomanceReview
Credits: The Historical Romance Review is written, recorded and produced in Meanjin/Brisbane, on the unceded land of the Yugarabul, Yuggera, Jagera and Turrbal peoples.
Editing: Sarah Brain
Cover art and branding: Sarah Brain and Amy Way
Original artwork: Caitlin Adams @caitlin_a_art
Original theme music: Jonny Barahona @jonnyenvivo
Sound support, camera equipment: Zac Costa
Recording equipment: John Board
Thank you to everyone who continues to support this project with their expertise and enthusiasm.