Trope Talk: Miscommunication

from Right Here Write Queer · host Sebastian Nothwell

The most hated trope in all of romance? Possibly! And yet we dare to believe it may work. From Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights to the hit hockey romance Heated Rivalry, we break down the miscommunication trope. Luna Daye (she/her) is the author of the Fated Fae romantasy series as well as the epic fantasy series the Thoraius Saga. You can connect with her at her website: lunadaye.com Noah Hawthorne (they/them), also writing as Aelina Isaacs, is the author of the queer cozy fantasy series Adventures in Levena, beginning with Phantom and Rook, and the solarpunk novel The Rebel Foxes, amongst other titles. You can connect with them at their website: neshamapublishing.com Sebastian Nothwell (he/him) is the author of the historical romance Hold Fast and the romantasy Fiorenzo, amongst other titles. You can connect with him at his website: sebastiannothwell.com

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