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"Yeah,   Minnesota 's cold... but a romance novel & your MFFLRR will keep you warm!" Resources for Romance Bookclubs in MN Questions about developing a romance bookclub? Stumped about a topic?  email mfflrr maybe we can help MFFLRR's MN Romance Bookclubs page Washburn Community Library 612-630-6500 ph. 651-646-BOOK No website for "Bound to be Read"- yet! Looking for a theme? This site is totally awesome! This a collection of Romantic Times' Theme Spotlights &  all the recommended reading per theme, since Mar 1996! Romantic Times Theme Spotlight page   http://romantictimes.com/f_reader/f3_theme.html Early MN Romance Authors Project Thought these might jumpstart some discussion topics: **Male Romance Readers & Novelists-       Article “Outting Men” from greatromancenovels.com http://www.greatromancenovels.com/outmen.shtml &       Series of reviews/conversations, “Men Reading Romance”- Article from theromancereader.com http://www.theromancereader.com/menread.html **“Age Discrimination in Romance Novels”- Article from theromancereader.com http://www.theromancereader.com/forum27.html **Romance v Feminism? “Romance Fiction as a Feminist Issue”- Article from theromancereader.com http://www.theromancereader.com/forum24.html “Are Feminism & Romance Novels Mutually Exclusive?”- Article from All About Romance http://www.likesbooks.com/mussell.html **Heroes who sleep around to deal with their love for the right woman, “In Defense of a Certain Widow”- Article from theromancereader.com  http://www.theromancereader.com/forum11.html **Experienced Men & Virginal Women, “Romance Double Standard?”- Article from theromancereader.com http://www.theromancereader.com/forum5.html **The Perfect Hero, “A Hero at Heart”- Article from Bookbug on the Web http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/8078/hero.html   page created with Webpage Designer (NS)