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Love Is In The Air—And On The Shelves

This podcast episode of "Consider This" examines the surging popularity of romance novels and the reasons behind their appeal, particularly to women. It addresses the stigma surrounding the genre, often dismissed as frivolous, despite its booming sales. The episode visits Charm City Books in Baltimore, where a romance ...

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