Minisode 22: Talking Scottish Romance with Dr. Euan Hague

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Please help us welcome Dr. Euan Hague of De Paul University in Chicago onto Raging Romantics! Dr. Hague is an urban and cultural geographer whose work explores the politics of place. In this episode he sits down with Jackie to talk about the perception of the Scots in modern romance novels.Raging Romantics Book ListQuestions/Comments/concerns? Email us at [email protected]! Thank you again to Dr. Hague for taking the time to sit down and chat with us!Dr. Hague's article with Word WenchesBooks we mention:Outlander (Cross Stitch) by Diana GabaldonOnly For a Knight by Sue-Ellen WelfonderLaird of the Wind Susan Fraser KingStarlight by Carrie LoftyThe Flame and the Flower by Kathleen Woodiwiss**Note, Jackie said the wrong date for The Flame and the Flower - it was published in 1972, not 1982!**

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Please help us welcome Dr. Euan Hague of De Paul University in Chicago (https://las.depaul.edu/academics/geography/faculty/Pages/euan-hague.aspx) onto Raging Romantics! Dr. Hague is an urban and cultural geographer whose work explores the politics of place. In this episode he sits down with Jackie to talk about the perception of the Scots in modern romance novels.Raging Romantics Book ListQuestions/Comments/concerns? Email us at [email protected]! (mailto:%[email protected])Thank you again to Dr. Hague for taking the time to sit down and chat with us!Dr. Hague's article with Word Wenches (https://wordwenches.typepad.com/word_wenches/2013/03/susan-here-the-word-wenches-are-pleased-to-welcome-dr-euan-hague-associate-professor-of-geography-at-depaul-university-to.html)Books we mention:* Outlander (Cross Stitch) by Diana Gabaldon (https://catalog.onlib.org/polaris/search/title.aspx?ctx=1.1033.0.0.6&pos=3&cn=2005778)* Only For a Knight by Sue-Ellen Welfonder* Laird of the Wind Susan Fraser King* Starlight by Carrie Lofty* The Flame and the Flower by Kathleen Woodiwiss**Note, Jackie said the wrong date for The Flame and the Flower - it was published in 1972, not 1982!**

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