Arrrgh- be still my beating heart! Even death can't stop the gloopy flow of BC novels. And is just me, or does the "Pink Collection" sound vaguely pornographic?
Guardian article
Dozens of unseen Barbara Cartland novels to be published
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2013/a ... -published
And a fun Q&A
http://www.theguardian.com/books/shortc ... yond-grave
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The Barbara Cartland "Pink Collection".
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Madeleine
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[QUOTE=annis;112489]Arrrgh- be still my beating heart! Even death can't stop the gloopy flow of BC novels. And is just me, or does the "Pink Collection" sound vaguely pornographic?
In that case, given the popularity of the 50 Shades genre, they should sell very well
In that case, given the popularity of the 50 Shades genre, they should sell very well
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It sounds totally softcore, yes.
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