#91 Gray Areas- Asexuality and Romancelandia

from Raging Romantics · host Northern Onondaga Public Library

Would it be a RR episode without us having technical issues? One of our mics decided to die right as we started recording, so bear with us on this one folks. IT WILL BE FIXED WHEN WE COME BACK IN AUGUST.And on that note - our hiatus stretches from July-August 23rd. WE WILL BE BACK AFTER THAT. We hope you have a splendiferous summer filled with so many beautiful romance books. Keep reading, and keep raging!Want to talk with us in the meantime? Email us at [email protected]!Books we mention:AJ Tremble (Hold Me?) - can't find this anywhere online. If anyone knows it, reach out!Ace by Angela ChenBoink by Mary RoachSapiens by Yuval Noah HarariFlame & The Flower by Kathleen WoodiwissBecky ChambersRole Playing by Cathy YardleyThe Romantic Agenda by Clare KannTea for Two by CM NascostaThe Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwoodand Not in Love by Ali HazelwoodMorbidly Yours by Ivy FairbanksTwo Rogues Make a Right by Cat SebastianCybernetic Tea ShoppeVicious by V.E. SchwabOther episodes to listen to;Noble Blood#49 Elinor GlynSources:The Kinsey Scale"Asexual Romance in an Allosexual World: How Ace-Spectrum Characters (and Authors) Create Space for Romantic Love" (Carter, 2020)"Asexual Romance Readers Are Finally Getting Their Happily Ever Afters" (Herman, 2021)The Asexual Visibility and Education Network; FAQ"Ace Books 4: Ace & Books – still more books with ace rep" (K-Specks, 2024)"Why Women in Asia Are Having Fewer Babies" (Rajvanshi, 2024)

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