The Specifics of Space in Romantic Fantasy by M.V. Antonova, M.A. Fedorchuk

“… The article considers the spatial specificity of the literary texts of romantic fantasy. The objects that create this or that kind of space in the texts of the novel are various attributes of a particular era and reality. …”
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Romantic fantasy and the grotesque in John Keats’s “Lamia” by Małgorzata Łuczyńska-Hołdys

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When Sleeping Beauty Wakes: Spectacle and Romantic Fantasy In Twilight (2008) by Athena Bellas

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“’Tis best to build no Castles in the Air”: Romantic Fantasy meets Economic Reality in Frances Burney’s Court Journals by Lorna J. Clark

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“Just Say Yes”: the Romanticisation of Love in Sex and the City by Beatriz Oria

“…The analysis reveals how the series deploys the conventions of the romantic comedy genre in order to create a romantic fantasy whose “happily ever after” is ultimately tied to an overall consumerist philosophy, whether that happy ending plays out in the context of a heterosexual couple or a broader circle of female friends.…”
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