A Fugitive's Romantic Fiction
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Serbian strongman Radovan Karadzic publishes a work of romantic fiction
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"Shoot Him If He Runs" (G.P. Putnam's Sons, 304 pages. $25.95), by Stuart Woods: Authors who create one-dimensional characters can sometimes compensate with action scenes intense and gripping enough to focus the reader's attention elsewhere.
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Beach reads don't have to be vapid to be enjoyable.
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A followup to my recent story    The Happiness Broker.
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Hero splashes love and death in ravishing colors
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Two aspiring romance novelists, one a 28-year-old doctorate student, the other a 56-year-old horse farmer, will have books published next year by Simon & Schuster after winning the First Chapters Romance Writing Competition.
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Among online daters, there is a rising sense that it's not so easy to download love.
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A LiveJournal community is devoted to dreamy (or steamy) imaginary romance stories. Fantasy sparks fly between the gearheads of the Discovery Channel's hit show. In Table of Malcontents.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - When five dozen roses didn't work, an estranged husband took out a full-page newspaper ad to ask his wife for forgiveness. "Please believe the words in my letter, they are true and from my heart," read the ad in Tuesday's edition of The Florida Times-Union.
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Two new story collections explore young deaths, sexual infidelities, and unraveling marriages.
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"The Ever-Running Man" (Grand Central Publishing, 312 pages, $24.99), by Marcia Muller: Sharon McCone has just stepped out of the safe house where she's staying while her home is renovated when the building explodes.
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A mystery chemical isolated from the  sweat of young women seems to act as a romance booster for  their older counterparts.
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Although my favorite fiction films at Sundance were different in theme and tone, they were united by stylistic commonalities, a feel for the still moment â and, importantly, for beauty.
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By Anonymous  Critical Thinking About Sex, Love and Romance in the Mass Media, Mary-Lou Galician and Debra L. Merskin, eds. Erlbaum, 2007,408 pp., $34.95.  Contributors to this fascinating book examine popular media's roles in perpetuating romantic fantasy and myth.
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âLongingâ intrigues because it presents an outwardly decent man falling equally in love with two women but eschews simplistic judgments.
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In this novel, the elderly writer C. â a stand-in for the author himself â squares off against Anya, his reluctant muse. Sheâs one of J. M. Coetzeeâs best fictional inventions: a blend of Marilyn Monroe and the Wife of Bath.
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"Stranger in Paradise" (G.P. Putnam's Sons, 293 pages, $25.95), by Robert B. Parker: That Wilson Cromartie would dare return to the fictional town of Paradise, Mass., is surprising. But Cromartie has a bigger surprise in store. He waltzes right into Police Chief Jesse Stone's office and asks for help.