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Old 06-10-2011, 01:19 PM   #26
beppe
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Originally Posted by DMB View Post
I would find it hard to imagine a woman writing something like this. I find it hard to imagine a man writing something like this, although I seem to recall that P.G. Wodehouse had a male character who wrote slushy romances.
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Men writing romance novels under a female pseudonym are not completely unheard of.
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Very true. There are a number of male authors who write for Mills and Boon (Harlequin) using female pseudonyms.
It's the future, and maybe already the present. Now that the anthropological reasons for men predominance are finally(*) fading out, the deep values come to the surface. They read more, because they are more interested in the interior life: they know about it - while we have to read about it - so they are a more proficient target for the market.

(*) We do not have to run for the calories gathering anymore, on the contrary ...
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