I've been thinking a lot about popular book formats that don't make it to the best seller lists. Romance novels are part of that category, but there used to be a men's equivalent - I think they were called "pulp paperbacks" or something similar. They were in series with names like "The Inquisitor," or "The Killers" and could be found easily in bookstores and newsstands.
How is it that romance novels continue to thrive and pulps have vanished?
BTW ... they might not be publishing them anymore, but people are still blogging about them and collecting them too. Here's a sample:
How is it that romance novels continue to thrive and pulps have vanished?
BTW ... they might not be publishing them anymore, but people are still blogging about them and collecting them too. Here's a sample:
