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“But despite the evident craving for stories about L-O-V-E, literary fiction has struggled to master the art of the crossover.”
“Stories in the latest (audio)book aim to get daters “to say how they really feel in a dating culture built on playing it cool.” All well and good, as lit mag news goes.”
“But what’s curious is the growing bevy of literary talent on the Hinge masthead.”
“As with AFM and No Ordinary Love, both the branding and the masthead are sending dog whistles here.”
“But does coolness preclude fantasy?”
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“Billed as “an arts and literary magazine exploring sexuality and relationships through essays, fiction, poetry, conversations and visual art,” AFM’ s first two issues featured a multigenerational cross-section of cool literary kids.”
“This project represents the latest iteration of the dating app’s No Ordinary Love series, which has spotlit writing on romantic themes across two previous volumes and a Substack .”
“That the earnestness the genre requires galls us cynics, who love to hide in our books, away from all those pesky bodies in the first place?”
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“Kwon, Brontez Purnell, Isle McElroy, and Oisín McKenna to riff on romantic themes.”
“For this anthology slots into a peculiar new modern phenomenon: the unlikely alliance of dating, apps, and literature.”
“The trendsetter has also spent the past few years intuiting a timely connection between stories and sex—if not exclusively stories about sex.”
“Featuring a stable of hep-coded freelancers and cultural critics turned romance writers like Carrie Wittmer, Alexandra Romanoff, and Upasna Barath, the imprint is expanding ideas around what a romance novel can look like.”