#romance-novels

#romance-novels

Romance novels have become the top-selling fiction genre, driven by heightened sales during the pandemic and a growing diverse readership.

Romance novels are experiencing a renaissance due to social media, promoting diversity and female pleasure.

Casey McQuiston writes for trans and queer individuals while also engaging a broad audience of American romance readers.

The vulnerability of writing romance novels is shared by Casey McQuiston, shown through their therapeutic crocheting pre-book jitters.

Romance novels are thriving, but the Romance Writers of America has suffered a significant membership decline due to internal strife and accusations of discrimination.

Self-published romance writers with a loyal fanbase are reshaping the traditional dynamics of the publishing industry.

Sunny Hostin, a successful daytime TV host and legal expert, faced challenges entering the world of romance novels due to publisher skepticism on the market for Black women-centered stories.

Sebastian shifted from Regency to midcentury America, captivating readers with unique romance novels focusing on emotional depth and character development.

BookTok on TikTok significantly boosted sales and fame for author Emily Henry.