Mrs Giggles: Harlequin Horizons’s unintentional comedy
“Commedia dell’arte was concerned mostly with disgraceful love intrigues, clever tricks to get money or outwit some simpleton.”
My own search found this…
A rigid convention of the commedia dell’arte is the periodic intrusion of Harlequin, who interrupts the play with low buffoonery.
I have to agree with SFWA… SFWA on Harlequin Horizons
SFWA does not believe that changing the name of the imprint, or in some other way attempting to disguise the relationship to Harlequin, changes the intention
Tags: Harlequin, Reader Beware
veinglory wrote,
That name choice is serious WTF.
Link | November 25th, 2009 at 9:24 am
Get the word out-vanity presses, assisted self pub, etc. « Trivial Pursuits wrote,
[...] Reader Beware: Vanity Press Harlequin Horizons Is Now DellArte [...]
Link | December 13th, 2009 at 8:48 am