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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
	* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF		* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF & Fantasy Novels] blog
			* Elf M. Sternberg, [http://elfs.livejournal.com/526688.html SF Romance Rant], 2006/10/19
			* [http://trashotron.com/agony/columns/12-06-02.htm Speculative romance], 2002/12/6 (Rick Kleffel reviewing men's romances)

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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
	* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF ~~& Fantasy Novels] blog~~		* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF
	* Elf M. Sternberg, [http://elfs.livejournal.com/526688.html SF Romance Rant], 2006/10/19
	* [http://trashotron.com/agony/columns/12-06-02.htm Speculative romance], 2002/12/6 (Rick Kleffel reviewing men's romances)

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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
	* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF		* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF & Fantasy Novels] blog
			* Elf M. Sternberg, [http://elfs.livejournal.com/526688.html SF Romance Rant], 2006/10/19
			* [http://trashotron.com/agony/columns/12-06-02.htm Speculative romance], 2002/12/6 (Rick Kleffel reviewing men's romances)

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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
	* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF ~~& Fantasy Novels] blog~~		* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF
	* Elf M. Sternberg, [http://elfs.livejournal.com/526688.html SF Romance Rant], 2006/10/19
	* [http://trashotron.com/agony/columns/12-06-02.htm Speculative romance], 2002/12/6 (Rick Kleffel reviewing men's romances)

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	'''SF romance''' is a genre that mixes the romance novel with SFnal settings. The romantic plot is elevated to the major plot or at least one of the major plots, often in combination with a mystery.		'''SF romance''' is a genre that mixes the [[romance]] novel with SFnal settings. The romantic plot is elevated to the major plot or at least one of the major plots, often in combination with a mystery.

	SFnal works have often had a love story / romantic plot (see, e.g., [[Anne McCaffrey]]) and romance novels have often shaded into the fantastic by way of the [[gothic]] or [[supernatural]] elements. Lesbian and gay presses, when publishing SF, often published romantic SF (see, e.g., various titles by [[Naiad Press]]; more recently the works of [[Jane Fletcher]]).		SFnal works have often had a love story / romantic plot (see, e.g., [[Anne McCaffrey]]) and romance novels have often shaded into the fantastic by way of the [[gothic]] or [[supernatural]] elements. Lesbian and gay presses, when publishing SF, often published romantic SF (see, e.g., various titles by [[Naiad Press]]; more recently the works of [[Jane Fletcher]]).

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	'''SF romance''' is a genre that mixes the romance novel with SFnal settings. The romantic plot is elevated to the major plot or at least one of the major plots, often in combination with a mystery.		'''SF romance''' is a genre that mixes the romance novel with SFnal settings. The romantic plot is elevated to the major plot or at least one of the major plots, often in combination with a mystery.

	SFnal works have often had a love story / romantic plot (see, e.g., [[Anne McCaffrey]]) and romance novels have often shaded into the fantastic by way of the [[gothic]] or [[supernatural]] elements. Lesbian and gay presses, when publishing SF, often published romantic SF (see, e.g., various titles by [[Naiad Press]]; more recently the works of [[Jane Fletcher]]). As a publisher-adopted category, however, the SF romance genre is a relatively recent development. Traditional romance novel publishers have established SF lines (e.g., Harlequin Luna), and some SF publishers have started romance lines (e.g., Tor Romance). The ''Romantic Times'' has established a section for SF romances.		SFnal works have often had a love story / romantic plot (see, e.g., [[Anne McCaffrey]]) and romance novels have often shaded into the fantastic by way of the [[gothic]] or [[supernatural]] elements. Lesbian and gay presses, when publishing SF, often published romantic SF (see, e.g., various titles by [[Naiad Press]]; more recently the works of [[Jane Fletcher]]).

			As a publisher-adopted category, however, the SF romance genre is a relatively recent development. Traditional romance novel publishers have established SF lines (e.g., Harlequin Luna), and some SF publishers have started romance lines (e.g., Tor Romance). The ''Romantic Times'' has established a section for SF romances.

	SF romances have, like SF generally, pushed the boundaries of the heterosexual pair-bonded relationship to include polyamory, non-heterosexuality, and of course heterosexual relationships outside the patriarchy. While this is by definition true of lesbian and gay SF romance, even the heterosexual romance novels have pushed the bounds.		SF romances have, like SF generally, pushed the boundaries of the heterosexual pair-bonded relationship to include polyamory, non-heterosexuality, and of course heterosexual relationships outside the patriarchy. While this is by definition true of lesbian and gay SF romance, even the heterosexual romance novels have pushed the bounds.

			The genre has some subspecialties, including vampire romances.

	See also [[SF erotica]].		See also [[SF erotica]].

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	* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF & Fantasy Novels] blog		* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF & Fantasy Novels] blog
	* Elf M. Sternberg, [http://elfs.livejournal.com/526688.html SF Romance Rant], 2006/10/19		* Elf M. Sternberg, [http://elfs.livejournal.com/526688.html SF Romance Rant], 2006/10/19
			* [http://trashotron.com/agony/columns/12-06-02.htm Speculative romance], 2002/12/6 (Rick Kleffel reviewing men's romances)

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	'''SF romance''' is a genre that mixes the romance novel with SFnal settings.		'''SF romance''' is a genre that mixes the romance novel with SFnal settings. The romantic plot is elevated to the major plot or at least one of the major plots, often in combination with a mystery.

	SFnal works have often had a love story / romantic plot (see, e.g., [[Anne McCaffrey]]) and romance novels have often shaded into the fantastic by way of the [[gothic]] or supernatural elements. As a publisher-adopted category, however, the SF romance genre is a relatively recent development. Traditional romance novel publishers have established SF lines, some SF publishers have started romance lines (e.g., Tor Romance~~), and there are publishers dedicated to SF romance (Torquere Press~~). The ''Romantic Times'' has established a section for SF romances.		SFnal works have often had a love story / romantic plot (see, e.g., [[Anne McCaffrey]]) and romance novels have often shaded into the fantastic by way of the [[gothic]] or [[supernatural]] elements. Lesbian and gay presses, when publishing SF, often published romantic SF (see, e.g., various titles by [[Naiad Press]]; more recently the works of [[Jane Fletcher]]). As a publisher-adopted category, however, the SF romance genre is a relatively recent development. Traditional romance novel publishers have established SF lines (e.g., Harlequin Luna), and some SF publishers have started romance lines (e.g., Tor Romance). The ''Romantic Times'' has established a section for SF romances.

	SF romances have, like SF generally, pushed the boundaries of the heterosexual pair-bonded relationship to include polyamory, non-heterosexuality,		SF romances have, like SF generally, pushed the boundaries of the heterosexual pair-bonded relationship to include polyamory, non-heterosexuality, and of course heterosexual relationships outside the patriarchy. While this is by definition true of lesbian and gay SF romance, even the heterosexual romance novels have pushed the bounds.

	See also [[SF erotica]].		See also [[SF erotica]].

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'''SF romance''' is a genre that mixes the romance novel with SFnal settings.

SFnal works have often had a love story / romantic plot (see, e.g., [[Anne McCaffrey]]) and romance novels have often shaded into the fantastic by way of the [[gothic]] or supernatural elements. As a publisher-adopted category, however, the SF romance genre is a relatively recent development. Traditional romance novel publishers have established SF lines, some SF publishers have started romance lines (e.g., Tor Romance), and there are publishers dedicated to SF romance (Torquere Press). The ''Romantic Times'' has established a section for SF romances.

SF romances have, like SF generally, pushed the boundaries of the heterosexual pair-bonded relationship to include polyamory, non-heterosexuality,

See also [[SF erotica]].

==Further reading==
* [http://www.romanticsf.com/ Romantic SF & Fantasy Novels] blog
* Elf M. Sternberg, [http://elfs.livejournal.com/526688.html SF Romance Rant], 2006/10/19

[[Category:Genres]]