In "Dangerous Men and Adventurous Women," Jayne Ann Krentz and
the contributors to this volume--all best-selling romance
writers--explode myths and biases that haunt both the writers and
readers of romances.In this seamless, ultimately fascinating, and
controversial book, the authors dispute some of the notions that
plague their profession, including the time-worn theory that the
romance genre contains only one single, monolithic story, which is
cranked out over and over again. The authors discuss positive
life-affirming values inherent in all romances: the celebration of
female power, courage, intelligence, and gentleness; the inversion
of the power structure of a patriarchal society; and the
integration of male and female. Several of the essays also discuss
the issue of reader identification with the characters, a
relationship that is far more complex than most critics
realize.
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