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Old 12-30-2013, 02:42 AM   #705
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And historicals aren't as epic in scope as they were when I first started reading romance in the early 80s. I don't miss the TSTL heroines or all of the rapes and guessing-who-the-hero-is-supposed-to-be, but I do miss reading about settings other than Regency England.

I also think some (not all, but some) of the books I've read that are self-published are books that are very simplistic and make no sense plot-wise. The type where I wish I could have my time back moreso than the money
Do you miss the poetic way the authors use to write those historicals? I really do. This past year I have picked up many books only to realize the writing was too weak and the book should never have been published by a mainstream publisher. I think I learned to not buy something till I read at least the first few pages of the sample.
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