Monster Romance Reviews
EJ Reads and Writes, Andrea MartucciMarket trends, cultural analysis, and author spotlights on monster romance—powered by a data scientist with a MLIS who fell hard for fictional creatures.
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She Wanted One Thing a Day That Was Just for Her. It Became a Shark Monster.
Regina Sage started by asking what monster would actually scare her, then turned him into a love interest. That instinct, taking the thing that unsettles you and making it intimate, is an engine running so much of the indie monster romance...
Tall, Dark, and Blurry
How Newspapers Invented Bigfoot, the Yeti, and Mothman, and Romance Gave Them a Happily Ever After
At about five in the afternoon on December 15, 1967, the Silver Bridge suddenly collapsed, dropped its Christmas-shopping traffic to their d...
Everyone Kept Hauling Appalachia's Cryptids Off to the Big City. She Wrote Them Back Home.
Eden Crowe writes cryptids who live in the mountains. Her Mothman isn’t stalking a big city, he’s running for mayor of a small West Virginia town and stressing about the same things the rest of us do.
That specificity is doing something. T...
The Hoard: What Was Protected in June
What is going on?
In June, a small-business owner announced she’d trademarked “hot girls read,” a phrase that belongs to roughly everyone who’s ever put it on a sticker, and asked the other sellers to please pull that phrase from their m...
"People Love a Metal Man, I Guess. I Know I Do."
Elliot Ason’s stories run about 40 pages each, and she’s already got a plant romance, a Christmas story, and two sci-fi releases lined up for this year. Her advice to new authors? “[D]on’t give yourself too much at once.”
Short and steady...
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Book and culture critic with a serious love of Monster Romance and literature as a whole. She/her, They/them. Minors, begone.
Andrea Martucci writes and talks about romance novels and how they reflect, explore, challenge, and shape desire. Host of Shelf Love Podcast/Substack.
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