#Yulin Kuang

[yulinkuang]

surprise bitch, i bet you thought you'd seen the last of me!!!

How to End a Love Story, my debut novel(!!!) comes out on 4/9/24, pls pre-order now if you're a fan of angst, meta concepts in romance narratives, and/or me. Official synopsis at the link above, but if you're my target demo (shoutout to the people who remember this), you probably don't need it. ✨

[bigdreamsandwildthings]

Rainy sick day cuddles and reading 🌧️🐶

[haveyouseenthisromcom]

[triviareads]

never in my life have I read a Connect 4 game more riddled with sexual tension than in How to End a Love Story by Yulin Kuang.

[fated-mates]

This week, we’re talking about FILM ADAPTATION AND ROMANCE NOVELS with Yulin Kuang, filmmaker and romance novelist.

We discuss her work as both a screenwriter and director (she’s writing and directing the adaptation of Emily Henry’s Beach Read), and her debut romance novel, How to End a Love Story, set inside the writers room on a television show between the author of the books the show is adapting (the heroine) and one of the writers in the room (the hero). We talk about why romance adaptations are so difficult to find, why they don’t often hit quite like we expect, and we pitch a few books we��d like to see Hollywood take a crack at.

[cenestpasaudrey]

[romancebooksrecs]

[lily91106]

i just read how to end a love story by yulin kuang, and i think im a horrible person for this but i wanted the book to have sad ending

[wbywebseriesreviews]

currently reading How to End A Love Story, the first published novel by Yulin Kuang who made the series Kissing In the Rain, I Ship It, A Tell Tale Vlog, and I Didn't Write This.

Love seeing webseries folks share more of their work with the world!

[jeevesreads]

15 Fresh Forced Proximity Romance Books

When two characters are stuck together, forced to work out their differences when they would’ve otherwise run and avoided the situation, magic can happen. Whether they’re strangers off to a bad start, feuding co-workers, or people with messy histories, there are SO MANY different scenarios where forced proximity can shine. I love that these romance books often have enemies to lovers vibes, even…

[dkehoe]

Helen Zhang and Grant Shepherd haven’t seen each other since high school. Connected by a tragic accident, each of them has gone on to a career in writing. Helen has written a bestselling young adult series and Grant has moved to LA and flourished as a screenwriter. When Helen’s series gets picked up to be turned into a TV show she is surprised to find Grant on the writing team. Helen is used to pushing down her emotions to move past difficulties in life and thinks she can do the same with working with Grant but the more she gets to know him the more her emotions rise to the surface. Enemies to lovers romances are my favorite trope so I was ready to absolutely love the journey this author was going to take me on. I loved the setting and thought their being teamed up to re-write her novel for television was an interesting event that could create conflict and drama. There was definitely conflict since both of them felt very deeply about what happened in the past and had a hard time moving on from it. I think it was the approach Helen took that I got stuck on. Helen pushed down her emotions and in her family dynamic was to not cause any undue stress on her parents. A totally real construct and in fact, I could see myself maybe doing something similar but it did make Helen a little cold. It wasn’t until the last third of the book that I felt like she became a warm blooded character and I enjoyed their story a little bit more. Grant’s way of dealing with the past was to put on a charming front, making him great at his job coordinating writers, as well as a likable character. He seemed warm from the start. This is just a really small think but I think it affected my feelings for the characters and inhibited my rooting for them earlier than I did. Despite Helen’s cool characteristics, the story was really interesting, Grant was engaging and the other cast of characters were also very enjoyable to read. I totally understand why this is on the bestseller list, I personally just had that one thing that held me back from enjoying the first half of the story as much as I guess everyone else did. ❤️❤️❤️❣️ Click this link to purchase this book!* How to End a Love Story Copyright 2024 The Reading Chick All Rights Reserved *Amazon Associate- if you purchase this book through the above link I’ll receive a small stipend.

[wakingupnexttoyou]

The feelings this book made me feel..... Y'all. 5 stars. I cried through the last half of the book. It was just so so good.

[haveyouseenthisromcom]

[triviareads]

whenever I see that a character is from New Jersey, I have a pathological need to a) see which part of Jersey, and b) look up the author and see if they're from Jersey