(Here’s some Anne Mather for your troubles.) If the word archetype rattles you or frustrates you or immediately makes you shout “Patriarchy!” “Misogyny!” “Fool!” it would probably be better for both of us if you step away from this blog and grab a gin. Whenever I embark upon the fraught task of pretending I know anything about the romance genre, I re-watch this Jayne Ann Krentz clip ( ) and think fondly of Joseph Campbell’s Hero With a Thousand Faces. I know so little! But I guess I am sort of feverish about what little I know, so here goes. So when Sara asked me to write a post for this blog I was a bit surprised. Then I just want to carom about and nip at their ankles like a puppy: “What should I read next?! What did you think of this one?!” They tolerate me. When I meet people like or who have been reading these books for decades I am simultaneously cowed and jealous. I am a late-bloomer in most things and a love of vintage Harlequin Romances is no exception. I seem to preface everything I write lately with phrases like, “ There are many people out there who know WAY more about this than I do.” So, as usual, that applies here too. Take it away Megan… Vintage Harlequin and The Art of Forgiveness Posted September 30th, 2012 by Sara in Blog, Book Bites, Books, Let's Talk Books!, Musings / 6 comments I invited a fellow HarlequinJunkie and Author ‘Megan Mulry’ to blog about one of our favorite Topics ‘Vintange Harlequin’s Book Bites: Vintage Harlequin and The Art of Forgiveness by Megan Mulry

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