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,Love and Romance in Interwar British Women’s Autobiography,gested that it aroused feelings that were possible before the First World War, but could not be written about after it. Modern poetry was much more difficult: harder to hum or to remember and rarely about love. Had the war itself brought about this change, she wondered? ‘When the guns fired in Augus

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The Perfect Man: Fatherhood, Masculinity and Romance in Popular Culture in Mid-Twentieth-Century Brryn Blair, a pseudonym for Lilian Warren, Mills & Boon’s biggest-selling author in the 1950s,. described the epitome of popular romantic heroes. Yet Steve also demonstrates his capacity for affection by taking care of an abandoned child. In doing so, he forces Kay, the ‘heroine’, to see his softer s

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,‘A Certain Amount of Mush’: Love, Romance, Celluloid and Wax in the Mid-Twentieth Century,944). My mother was a 20-year-old bank clerk in Bournemouth. She had entered the contest at the encouragement of her fiance, an ex-serviceman on an engineering course, who was within just under a decade’s striking distance of becoming my father. My parents had met at a dance organized, I suspect, by

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