International Association for the Study of Popular Romance

Our theme for the 2025 IASPR conference is Romantic Regions, thinking through the evolving relationships between romance, place, and space, building on the previous two IASPR conferences—Sydney 2018 (“Think Globally, Love Locally”) and Birmingham 2023 (“Romance Revitalised”). We encourage people to think broadly and creatively about the idea of the “region”, which may refer to geographic, economic, and/or political regions such as North America, or may be approached from more abstract angles. As

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Our theme for the 2025 IASPR conference is Romantic Regions, thinking through the evolving relationships between romance, place, and space, building on the previous two IASPR conferences—Sydney 2018 (“Think Globally, Love Locally”) and Birmingham 2023 (“Romance Revitalised”). We encourage people to think broadly and creatively about the idea of the “region”, which may refer to geographic, economic, and/or political regions such as North America, or may be approached from more abstract angles. As

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