Romance & Co.
J.L.M.RomCo is where I explore the social history of romance novels: not just what happens on the page, but the forces that shape the industry, the literary roots of our favorite tropes, and what they reveal about the world that produced them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 130 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Rogues of the Road: The Highwayman Hero
He’s a consistent, if never quite breakout, romantic hero. He’s been on the road to romance from the very start, quietly stealing hearts along the way: the bad boy of the Restoration. I am talking, of course, about the Highwayman.
Of cour...
Falling Through the Decades: Sixty Years of Autumnal Romance
Is there a fall-related pun that hasn’t already been done to death?
Is there a fall-related pun that hasn’t already been done to death? Not that I could think of. So I shall forego the obvious and simply say: it is that time of year again!
Tracing a Trope: the Slow Burn
This is not the first time I have discovered that a term I assumed was foundational to romance is actually a fairly recent addition to the genre’s vocabulary. But lo and behold, Slow burn was only first applied to romance a little over ten...
Reading in the Bath: Spa Towns and Novels
One of my favorite cities in the world is Bath, and not just because I’m a devoted Janeite — though that’s certainly what first brought me there. It’s also, like, really pretty. I kid! The history of Bath and the history of the novel are cl...
First Person POV: End of Civilization or Return to Classics?
There is always a danger in overemphasizing the reason behind a trend when we don’t actually have all the information. Of course, I would love to tell you that fairy romance exploded in the 2020s because COVID-19 collectively made us desper...
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