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Oct. 20th, 2009
Romance and Speculative fiction
Oct. 20th, 2009 09:44 amRomance and Speculative fiction
So, rather than poking at the whole "Sff and romance" panel idea I mentioned on my panel ideas post, I thought it would be fun to just try and think of books which have good romance AND good science fiction or fantasy, so that a reader would be moderately satisfied if they were just reading it for the romance OR if they were just reading it for the sff. As![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
greteldragon points out, it's going to be a challenge stopping people from ranting about BAD spec fic romance.
Divided roughly by the genre they're published in.
"Good" is of course subjective, so this list is just my taste.
I prefer cheerful funny romances so that's what most of these are, feel free to rec other types. For more ideas see the post greteldragon made inspired by my post.
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So, rather than poking at the whole "Sff and romance" panel idea I mentioned on my panel ideas post, I thought it would be fun to just try and think of books which have good romance AND good science fiction or fantasy, so that a reader would be moderately satisfied if they were just reading it for the romance OR if they were just reading it for the sff. As
greteldragon points out, it's going to be a challenge stopping people from ranting about BAD spec fic romance. Divided roughly by the genre they're published in.
"Good" is of course subjective, so this list is just my taste.
I prefer cheerful funny romances so that's what most of these are, feel free to rec other types. For more ideas see the post greteldragon made inspired by my post.
( Read more... )
