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The ‘Taylor Swift of romantasy’ has a new book. Why are people mad? – Full Story Podcast

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By Presented by Taylah Strano with Alyx Gorman, produced by Lu Hill who also did the sound design and mixing, video production by Rachel Herron. Joe Koning is the executive producer of this episode
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The ‘Taylor Swift of romantasy’ has a new book. Why are people mad? – Full Story Podcast
Photo / Coverage: The Guardian - Australia NewsCredit: Presented by Taylah Strano with Alyx Gorman, produced by Lu Hill who also did the sound design and mixing, video production by Rachel Herron. Joe Koning is the executive producer of this episode
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

With midnight book launches, record-breaking sales and billions of TikTok views, romantasy has turned into one of the biggest commercial juggernauts propping up modern publishing. But why are stories combining high fantasy and female-centric erotic romance still dismissed by mainstream culture? Guardian Australia lifestyle editor Alyx Gorman joins Taylah Strano to unpack the global phenomenon of romantasy and the divisive release of Sarah J Maas’s latest novel Read more: Latest Sarah J Maas book

Key Takeaways

  • The ‘Taylor Swift of romantasy’ has a new book.
  • – Full Story Podcast.
  • With midnight book launches, record-breaking sales and billions of TikTok views, romantasy has turned into one of the biggest commercial juggernauts propping up modern publishing.

With midnight book launches, record-breaking sales and billions of TikTok views, romantasy has turned into one of the biggest commercial juggernauts propping up modern publishing.But why are stories combining high fantasy and female-centric erotic romance still dismissed by mainstream culture? Guardian Australia lifestyle editor Alyx Gorman joins Taylah Strano to unpack the global phenomenon of romantasy and the divisive release of Sarah J Maas’s latest novelRead more:Latest Sarah J Maas book becomes UK’s fastest-selling adult fantasy novel‘We sold out tickets within 13 minutes’: new novel from romantasy author Sarah J Maas sparks fan maniaI have flung myself headfirst into Sara J Maas’s romantasy universe and I find myself a changed woman – Johanna Cosgrove Continue reading...

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