2010’s Top 50 Romance Novel Blogs part 3

Continuing on with the Top 50 New Romance Novel Blogs of 2010... Here are 10 more blogs to visit, say hi to, and fall in love with! Don't forget you can subscribe to both lists with this Google Reader Romance Novel Bundle.

  1. Lusty ReaderShe lusts for books, especially romance novels.
  2. Misadventures of a Super LibrarianWendy and her Bat Cave are full of awesome. I suggest you seriously check her out.
  3. Medieval Book WormMeghan reads and reviews a lot of fiction set in the medieval time period; you will find everything from historical fiction to medieval romances and back again.
  4. Monkey Bear ReviewsSarah is a romanceaholic and like me began to read romance at a very tender age.
  5. Petticoats and PistolsAll about Western Romance by Western Romance Authors.
  6. Penelope’s Romance ReviewsParanormal and historical romance are just the tip of the iceberg with Penelope.
  7. PromanticaMagdalen has a half-century of romance reading behind her and is fairly new to the blogosphere. Stop by and say hi!
  8. Romance DishFour romance readers dish on their favorite genre. Plenty of servings so don’t be afraid to ask for seconds!
  9. Romance DivasThis blog is a resource for writers and is entirely dedicated to the romance and writing community.
  10. Romance UniversityAnother site established with romance writers in mind, but still a lot of fun for readers. R U Ready?

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2010’s Top 50 Romance Novel Blogs part 2

Looking for new romance blogs to check out in 2010? Don't worry I got you covered! Below you will find 10 more romance blogs to visit. The list is in alphabetical order. Don't forget to check out 2009's Top 50 List for even more blogs!

You can subscribe all at once to last year’s and this year’s list (and more besides!) through the Google Reader Romance Novel Bundle I set up.

  1. Happily Forever AfterBarbara’s been blogging on romance since September 2008.
  2. Heart to Heart – Barnes and Noble’s Book Blog. Unfortunately you have to register to comment.
  3. History Hoydens – Historical Romance Writers Dishing the Dirt on Research.
  4. Isn’t it Romance?Tumperkin’s particular weakness is historical romance. Her definition of romance is fairly wide and she’ll post on it all.
  5. Karen Knows BestObservations on life, love, sex, books, and the world!
  6. KatidomKati is a voracious reader of romances. The guaranteed HEA is her favorite part about them.
  7. Kiss and TellOnce a week you’ll hear from Eliza Gayle, Lissa Matthews, Mari Freeman, and Samantha Kane. The fifth day is for book trailers.
  8. Kiss Me GoodnightKatie Mack’s romance blog. Katie is also an AAR staff reviewer.
  9. Lovin’ Me Some RomanceVampFanGirl is a romance book addict with bite.
  10. Love Romances and MoreA great source for romance ebook/epublisher reviews.

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Happy February

Win some (teen?) romance books at the Book Muncher by submitting your own Valentine poem: 20 lines or less. Here's mine:

Ode to My Valentine

Oh sweetest berry, thou has ripened well,
Summer’s blossom has made thee taste like ambrosia,
Thy juice is as dark and rich as the finest wine,

I kiss thee once and yearned,
Thou has tantalized my every sense,
Ardently I seek thy secret pleasures,

I vow to cherish thee and make thee cheery,
Wouldst you love me, oh sweetest berry,
And be my Valentine?

In other news, it's tough being a writer. Lots of romance writers experience what is known at "genre shame" and they shouldn't. Look at the statistics - more romance is bought than all the rest of the genre choices out there. If you make it as a romance author that's definitely something to brag about.

Who's more romantic? Men or women?

From The Times:

Yes, and they put their dignity and their reputations at risk for it, writes Oliver Roberts.

Women get so offended when you say that men are the more romantic sex, when, really, they should feel complimented by it.

What do you say about that?

Review Highlight:

My Friend Amy poses an very different view than more people have about assigned reading. I'm with her about 90% of the way and then I remember... Tess of D'Ubervilles... (scroll to bottom to read my comment.)

Happy February! Go Superbowl teams! (That's right I don't care who wins lol)

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