In Praise of Decent Men
Forget about that smoldering demon lover for a minute -- take another look at the boy next door.
Read more...My Brilliant Career
Tales of literary ambitions that stand in the way of love. Read more...
Foreign Affairs
In this month's column, tales of love in which cultures clash -- but a richer harmony is the result.
Read more...When Love Crosses the Tracks
The barriers between rich and poor can put a chill on romance -- or urge it to leap overtop.
Read more...Cinderella Stories
The allure of the classic rags-to-romance tale has proven a lot more durable than a glass slipper.
Read more...Reading Romance: Practical Magic
Setting supernatural gifts to the tasks at hand. Read more...
Reading Romance: Romancing the Stubborn
Could the most alluring phrase in English be "You were right"? Read more...
Cupid & Psychics
If novels are any indication, the last thing we'd want to be able to do is read the future. Read more...
FAME!
Eloisa James asks: what happens when the star-crossed lovers also happen to be stars? Read more...
Romancing the Future
Eloisa James charts the stars of Futuristic Romance. Read more...
Lions and Tigers and...Heroes? Oh My!
Eloisa James on romantic fantasies with teeth -- and claws. Read more...
Kisses and Killers
This month, Eloisa James explores the unstable chemistry between crime and passion. Read more...
Men in Black (or Not)
The perennial appeal of the "anti-duke." Read more...
Out of the Broom Closet
Eloisa James on spellbinding new romances. Read more...
Growing Up Is Hard to Do
One of the novel's great themes -- coming of age as an adult -- is also one of the most powerful drivers of many tales of romance. Read more...
My Fairy Godmother, Myself
Eloisa James on the many updates of the Cinderella story. Does the slipper still fit? Read more...
Couples in Crisis with Mistletoe Dreams
Eloisa James on the cornucopia of Christmas-themed romances. Read more...
Bite Me, Biker Style
Eloisa James on the literary heirs of Romeo and Juliet -- and the complicated business of young love. Read more...
When a job at a French ad agency landed in his lap, novelist Rosecrans Baldwin had the chance to fulfill a lifelong dream of living la vie Parisienne. And though cold réalité intruded -- in the form of financial struggles and the limits of his rudimentary Francais -- the result was a more mature take on the city of his fantasies, flaws included.
The feline acrobatics and other mysteries of everyday physics that Mark Levi explores in this charming book are just the beginning. A fun and enlightening workout for your gray matter.
Scott's doomed Antartic expedition and the haunting mysteries surrounding its failure lead to obsession in Richard Pierce's debut novel. As painter Birdie Bowers pursues her fascination with the explorer and his death, she risks both her body and her heart for answers.
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