Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Some years ago, I wrote about the difficulty I had finding “wholesome” romances. In reply to that post, I got an email from one of my readers, Judith Lown, saying that she writes “traditional” or “sweet” Regency romances that follow in the Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer mode: interesting, sophisticated
Continue readingSome of you may recall that, a couple of years ago, I did one of my periodic posts about romance novels, arguing that the real “porn” part of the novels is the relationship, not the sex. One of my readers, Judith Lown, wrote me to say that there are traditional
Continue readingLast week, I wrote a post about relationship porn, in which I argued that the sex in romance novels is the least interesting part for romance readers. The most interesting part, I said, is that the heroes like, respect, and support the heroines. I also said that there are few
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