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Erotic Romance

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This chapter examines erotic romance, a literary category whose history has been largely ignored in the wake of the Fifty Shades-phenomenon. It seeks to better understand and define erotic romance by situating it in context: in particular, its industrial context, examining its publishing history and its relationships to fan fiction and the burgeoning digital publishing marketplace. It argues that erotic romance is a space which pushes the boundaries of the romance genre, both structurally and in terms of content, but ultimately exists within those boundaries.

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Publication title

The Routledge Research Companion to Popular Romance Fiction

Edition

1st

Editors

J Kamblé, E Murphy Selinger and H-M Teo

Pagination

17

ISBN

9781472443304

Department/School

Office of the School of Humanities

Publisher

Routledge

Publication status

  • Published online

Place of publication

United Kingdom

Extent

24

Rights statement

Copyright 2021 Routledge

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280116 Expanding knowledge in language, communication and culture

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