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<p>cat romance firs tromance page</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The modern romance story centrally features a romance between the protagonist and, the vast majority of the time, one other character. <br /> <br /> Thoughts on the modern romance:<br /> * escapist fiction for women<br /> * a quasi-feminist reclamation of patriarchy the way women would want it (cite needed)<br /> <br /> Romance stories show up in many forms.<br /> * Regency romances<br /> * historical bodice-rippers<br /> * romantic mystery<br /> * quasi-porn<br /> * science fiction or fantasy romance<br /> * queer romance<br /> <br /> A few authors have done reclamations or turn-arounds of common romance plots.<br /> * [[Lois McMaster Bujold]] &#039;&#039;[[A Civil Campaign]]&#039;&#039; - homage to Regency romances, but in space with mature heroines<br /> * [[Wen Spencer]] &#039;&#039;[[A Brother&#039;s Price]]&#039;&#039;- a romantic boy hero is romanced by a family of princesses<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Romance]]</div>

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