Romance Novels of the Jazz Age and Depression Eras Jessica Anne Kahan Table of Contents: Essay: Page 2

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RITA: Romance Awards The Romance Writers of America’s RITA is awarded to the best romance novels of the year. Winners are selected by fellow romance authors. Here is a partial list of the decade’s award winners; to v

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1 New Neighbours veryone knows that a rich, unmarried man needs a pretty wife. EAnd every mother wants her daughters to be happily married.

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• Bennet family
• Romance novels
• Mr. Darcy
• Elizabeth Bennet
• Mr Bennet
• Pride and Prejudice
• Bennet
• Lost in Austen

Rewarding Women The writing process is very different for men and women, says Jennifer Crusie. She compared men’s adventure novels with romance fiction and found a stark contrast between the two. Men’s novels set up

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• Literary genres
• Fiction
• Novel
• Hero
• Romance novel
• Goguryeo
• Protagonist
• Literature
• Narratology
• Humanities

Ann Radcliffe, ‘The Shakespeare of Romance Writers’ by Rictor Norton1 In 1798 the critic Nathan Drake called Ann Radcliffe ‘the Shakespeare of Romance writers’. He was not alone in comparing Radcliffe to Shakespe

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• Romanticism
• Shakespearean tragedies
• Horror novels
• Literary genres
• The Italian
• Gothic fiction
• William Shakespeare
• The Monk
• Hamlet
• Literature
• Gothic novels
• Fiction

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• Rebecca
• Literature
• Romance novels
• Book of Genesis
• Isaac

Dislocated Heroines: Cary Fukunaga’s Jane Eyre, Romantic Love and Bertha’s Legacy Meghan Jordan (Upper Iowa University, Iowa, USA)

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• British films
• Gothic novels
• Literary genres
• Brontë family
• Jane Eyre
• Gothic fiction
• Romance novel
• Charlotte Brontë
• Governess
• Literature
• Film
• Intertextuality

MO DE RNISM, RO MANC E A N D T H E F I N D E S I E` C L E Popular Fiction and British Culture NICHOLAS DALY

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• Literary genres
• Dracula
• Imperialism
• She: A History of Adventure
• Gothic fiction
• Vampire
• Bram Stoker
• Novel
• Romance
• Literature
• Fiction
• Gothic novels

Morris’s ‘A King’s Lesson’: A Hungarian Perspective Éva Péteri The quality which Wrst strikes the Hungarian reader of Morris’s prose romance ‘A King’s Lesson’, is the author’s familiarity with his the

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• Visual arts
• Literature
• English architects
• Medievalists
• William Morris
• News from Nowhere
• Matthias Corvinus
• Hungary
• A Dream of John Ball
• British people
• Morris & Co.
• Utopian novels