PopMatters Books Feature | Not Your Mother's Romance Novels
posted by Suburban Sista @ 3:44 PM
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3 Comments:
Congrats on the by-line! I enjoyed the review. My mother never read the traditional romance novels, but I remember feeling scandalized after finding her copy of "Fear of Flying" one day as a pre-teen!
In your opinion, are any of these novels adaptable for the small or big screen? Will we ever see an African American version of "Sex in the City," for example?
Continued best of luck to you with your reviews!
Kim wonderful article in Pop Matters--thanks for including my book. I've been scouring the net trying to find you. I stumbled across your blog by accident today. Drop me a line if you get a spare moment.
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