The question of whether Bella can consent to becoming a vampire is misleading.
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Meyer’s vampires endure because they tell us something of what it means to be human.
In 2005, Twilight’s adolescent female readership made it a target for mockery. Today, that same demographic is the most coveted in publishing.
Assault allegations against Neil Gaiman raise some serious moral questions about the unequal power relations between star authors and their fans.
Romance and fantasy have long been bedfellows. But thanks to BookTok, ‘romantasy’ is trending – online, in bookshops and on bestseller lists.
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