The politics of happily-ever-after: romance genre fiction as aesthetic public sphere

Overview of attention for article published in American Journal of Cultural Sociology, January 2021

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RT @cherryreads_: @HeartlessReader that’s literally a requirement. there’s a difference between a romance and a love story. not all love st…

17 Mar 2024

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@HeartlessReader that’s literally a requirement. there’s a difference between a romance and a love story. not all love stories end hea but all romance stories do. HERES A LITERAL SOCIOLOGY ARTICLE ABOUT IT https://t.co/jwC6RfOVyi

17 Mar 2024

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RT @anna_m_soc: Pleased to share that my article "The Politics of Happily-Ever-After: Romance Genre Fiction as Aesthetic Public Sphere" is…

07 Feb 2021

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Congratulations to @anna_m_soc on her recent article published in AJCS! Exciting turn toward the cultural sociology of reading Romance Fiction.

18 Jan 2021

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