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Romancing the Phone

Alyssa Morris

A loving analysis of BookTok and romance trends - add this to your #TBR.

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Latest Issues

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BookTok Capitalism

Hi friends! Did complaining about my algorithm fix it? Maybe! This week, my feed was filled with interesting bookish content, but one theme in particular stood out to me. We’ve talked before about how BookTok creators often need to be selli...

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Is My Algorithm Broken?

fun fact this is the coworking space where I write most of these newsletters and also where I had an existential crisis about the TikTok algo being broken this week

18 days ago
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Fanfic Part 3: What's Next?

Hi friends! Welcome back to Romancing the Phone, where I’m still talking about fanfiction. I should’ve planned this better and called it fanfiction month. Fanfiction February? Maybe next year.

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  • Alyssa Morris

    Alyssa is a writer, marketing strategist, and obsessive reader living in Austin. She loves historical romances, cozy slow burns, and witty banter. Her weekly newsletter, Romancing the Phone, is a loving analysis of BookTok trends.

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