Cuffing Season: Clarification Post

[xslytherclawx]

 Do you have questions about whether your canon qualifies?

All traditional romance novels and romantic comedies with happy endings qualify, but we understand that that line can be a bit blurry.

Drop the canon name here and your argument as to why it should qualify and we'll take it under consideration

Comments

[useyourtelescope]

Hello, I would like to confirm whether the following canons would be considered eligible in the exchange -
The first is the 1966 film 'How to Steal A Million' - I think this broadly fits but it tends to get characterized as a Caper/Crime Comedy with romance rather than a 'romcom' as such? Though it does have a HEA. There is a short trailer on the imdb page if you don't know it.
The second is Far From the Madding Crowd - it's definitely a romance and has a HEA but it's not a comedy at all and due to the book's age I guess it's categorised more with classics than romance (though I'd probably nominate the film version if eligible).

[xslytherclawx]

re: Far From the Madding Crowd: books do not need to be comedies! as long as they have a HEA and would broadly fit under the "romance" genre, they are allowed.

re: How to Steal A Million: the internet seems to broadly agree that it's also a romantic comedy, so this would also be eligible!

[useyourtelescope]

Thank you!