Author Archives: Delphine Dryden

About Delphine Dryden

Areas of wonkery: geek culture, kink/BDSM, science for those who are not mathematically inclined, educational psychology. Read more >

Black Silk: So strange I needed Ruthie’s help to describe it.

Posted on April 24, 2012 by

Judith Ivory’s BLACK SILK: a review by Del, with help from Ruthie Del: Judith Ivory’s BLACK SILK is a weird, weird book and I can hardly express how much I love it in all its wonktastic glory…but of course I’m … Continue reading →

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Wonkomance Pride!

Posted on March 29, 2012 by

Today on Wonkomance, we’d like to give a big ol’ shout-out to all the RITA and GH finalists. So much awesome, so many choices…and at least one big heaping helping of wonk on the list! The Wonko favorite I spotted … Continue reading →

Posted in Historical Wonktastical, Talking Wonkomance, Writing Wonkomance | 8 Comments

Historical Wonktastical: Not Quite A Husband, but Quite a Wonkomance

Posted on March 6, 2012 by

Who says a wonkomance must languish in obscurity? This installment’s offering was the 2010 RITA® winner for historical romance! Popularity and acclaim notwithstanding, Not Quite a Husband is a wonkomance of the first order, and it was the book that first … Continue reading →

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