7 Things I Learned From Sorting, Packing, and Storing my Books
It starts with sorting--and then resorting--but boxes matter too. Here are 7 book packing tips from someone who learned the hard way.
It starts with sorting--and then resorting--but boxes matter too. Here are 7 book packing tips from someone who learned the hard way.
Reading Harder in 2019? Dive into a far more fun version of history class with any one of these historical romances by an author of color.
We have less than three months to answer a whole lot of questions about the new E L James book coming in April. Here are the most urgent topics at hand.
Five families from the world of romance to spend time with over the holidays if you need some company - or just some new company.
Romance readers are notorious consumers of books, and for many the interest translates into attendance at romance conventions of all shapes, sizes, and locations.
There are lots of great romance covers out there with nary a six-pack to be seen. Here are nine great books - and one cautionary tale - with ab-free covers.
Eight M/M romances that are excellent examples of how some of romance's best writers are crafting engaging male/male love stories with complex characters.
There was a lot to keep track of in 2017. Luckily, we've got you covered for the best book adaptations you may have missed this year.
Garth Brooks is great, but he's not five books great. Here are the country writers that should be offered his next four book slots.
Need a family to spend time with this Thanksgiving? Romance writers are here for you. Here are five romance families to keep you company over the holiday.
Whether you're looking for historical romance or paranormal, tons of websites offer free romance novels, romance sales, and romance novel excerpts so you can get to your HEA without breaking the bank. Here's where to find them.
The genre's light-reading reputation can undermine the importance of the multi-dimensional characters romance writers are adding to the fictional landscape.
The New York Times' dismissive treatment of romance readers and writers feeds into some of the most pervasive stereotypes of the newspaper.
A reader and public servant on why she's not ready to read Hillary Clinton's WHAT HAPPENED
What books did you acquire (inbox) and finish (outbox) this week?
