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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2025 · 43 MIN

9 - Warum wir uns in Fiktion verlieben

from Burning Pages · host Kathi | Eva

In dieser Episode sprechen Kathi und Eva über das Herzstück vieler Romantasy-Romane: die berüchtigten Book Boyfriends. Warum ziehen uns dunkle, geheimnisvolle Helden mit tragischer Vergangenheit so magisch an? Was macht den charmanten, loyalen Sidekick manchmal noch unwiderstehlicher? Und weshalb fällt es uns so leicht, zwischen den Buchseiten Herzklopfen zu bekommen?Wir tauchen ein in die Mechanismen, die Romantasy-Liebesgeschichten so süchtig machend machen – von parasotiaken Beziehungen bis zu Erzähltechniken die unsere liebsten Autor*innen benutzen um unsere Herzen noch höher schlagen zu lassen. Außerdem verraten wir, welche Book Boyfriends uns schon seit Jahren begleiten (und warum wir sie nie ganz vergessen können).Wenn ihr schon einmal beim Lesen Schmetterlinge im Bauch hattet oder insgeheim eine kleine Liste eurer liebsten Fictional Crushes führt – dann ist diese Folge genau das Richtige für euch.

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