Prolific author and social critic Roxane Gay, who is writing a sexy novel with Channing Tatum, will receive a lifetime ...

LGBTQ romance novels have become best sellers, and covers featuring lovers of all races and shapes grace bookstore displays. But some in the romance industry wonder if increased visibility is ...

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How Atlanta’s romance writers are finding new, younger audiences The romance industry is thriving in Atlanta and beyond, and here, local writers are highlighting a wide range of characters that ...

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Nationally, inclusivity is a hot topic, so to speak, among authors and publishers and booksellers. Last year, in an article titled “The Changing Face of Romance Novels,” The New York Times ...

Here are five Bay Area-based authors whose romance writing is inspired by local landscapes — and their own unique identities.

Romance writers like Abrams may use a pseudonym (hers, she insists, was for just for better search results). But in the age of doxxing, a pseudonym is a flimsy shield against harassment.

The world of romance novels has transformed in the last few years. Where does the industry still have to improve diversity efforts?

August is Romance Awareness Month. That isn't to say that romance shouldn't always be celebrated, but the month-long dedication represents an acknowledgment of how important it is to be aware of ...