Romances Now Reviewed at Washington Post!
Dates: 4/9/04,1:44 PM through 4/10/04,12:55 PM (5 postings)
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Romances Now Reviewed at Washington Post!
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FROM: "Lynne Welch" <[removed]@oplin.org>
REC'D: 4/9/04, 1:44 PM
"The Washington Post will publish its first Romance Roundup review on
Sunday, April 11 in Book World, its Sunday book supplement. I wrote it.
The editors have said that they will see what the reader reaction is to the
Post's first recognition of romance as a genre worthy of review. If you read
the Post and approve of this step they have taken, you might want to contact
the Book World editors.
Please forward this message to anyone who, in your opinion, might be
interested.
Best,
Pamela Regis
Professor of English
McDaniel College
Westminster, MD
Author of _A Natural History of the Romance Novel_ U. Penn Press, 2003"
FROM: [removed]@aol.com
REC'D: 4/9/04, 3:00 PM
Thanks so much for posting this news about the first Romance Roundup in the
Washington Post Book World. In addition to posting on Fiction_L, I'm also the
publicist for Washington Romance Writers, a chapter of Romance Writers of
America. We're all very excited about this. Hopefully, many of us will convey
to the Post how appreciative we are of thise new (and hopefully to-be-repeated)
feature).
Binnie Syril Braunstein
Romance Writer/Former librarian/determined to be first in line to buy this
Sunday's Post!
In a message dated 4/9/2004 3:48:04 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[removed]@oplin.org writes:
Hello all,
please excuse cross-posting. Jayne Ann Krentz just posted this note on her
bulletin board and I thought it was worth sharing. Many of you will
recognize what an immense step forward this represents for the genre in
terms of respectability from the standpoint of those in the publishing
industry.
Regards,
Lynne
Lynne Welch - Reference Librarian
Herrick Memorial Library - Wellington OH 44090
email <[removed]@oplin.org>
website <www.wellington.lib.oh.us>
"The Washington Post will publish its first Romance Roundup review on
Sunday, April 11 in Book World, its Sunday book supplement. I wrote it.
The editors have said that they will see what the reader reaction is to the
Post's first recognition of romance as a genre worthy of review. If you read
the Post and approve of this step they have taken, you might want to contact
the Book World editors.
Please forward this message to anyone who, in your opinion, might be
interested.
Best,
Pamela Regis
Professor of English
McDaniel College
Westminster, MD
Author of _A Natural History of the Romance Novel_ U. Penn Press, 2003"
FROM: "Lynne Welch" <[removed]@oplin.org>
REC'D: 4/9/04, 4:47 PM
[removed]@aol.com writes:
> Lynne -
>
> Thanks so much for posting this news about the first Romance Roundup in the
> Washington Post Book World. In addition to posting on Fiction_L, I'm also the
> publicist for Washington Romance Writers, a chapter of Romance Writers of
> America. We're all very excited about this. Hopefully, many of us will convey
> to the Post how appreciative we are of thise new (and hopefully to-be-repeated)
> feature).
>
> Binnie Syril Braunstein
> Romance Writer/Former librarian/determined to be first in line to buy this
> Sunday's Post!
FROM: Mary K Chelton <[removed]@optonline.net>
REC'D: 4/9/04, 7:04 PM
Mary K. Chelton
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>The Washington Post will publish its first Romance Roundup review on Sunday,
>April 11 in Book World, its Sunday book supplement. I wrote it.
>The editors have said that they will see what the reader reaction is to the
>Post's first recognition of romance as a genre worthy of review. If you read
>the Post and approve of this step they have taken, you might want to contact
>the Book World editors.
>Please forward this message to anyone who, in your opinion, might be
>interested.
>Best,
>Pamela Regis
>Professor of English
>McDaniel College
>Westminster, MD
>Author of _A Natural History of the Romance Novel_ U. Penn Press, 2003.
FROM: [removed]@aol.com
REC'D: 4/10/04, 12:55 PM
Mary K. Chelton
Yea, Cathie! This is certainly making the rounds.
Binnie Syril Braunstein, off to try to find an early copy of the Wasington
Post!
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