"I think that good reviews have always been an endangered species," states Pool.
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Interview with Judi Clark of MostlyFiction.com
"If someone just wants free books, I recommend that they visit their local library," states Clark.
Read More »Interview with Hilary Williamson of BookLoons
"We do write negative reviews when called for, but try to always end on a positive note," says Williamson.
Read More »Interview with Linda Mae Baldwin of Road to Romance
"There is always something good about a book," says Baldwin.
Read More »Interview with Rachel Riebeling Durfor of Rebecca’s Reads
"To most authors, their book is like their baby, and you never tell a mother her newborn baby is kind of, well, unattractive."
Read More »Interview with Lea Schizas of Muse Book Reviews
"Unfortunately, I do believe that many ‘writer friends’ who are reviewers do help fellow writers," states Schizas.
Read More »Interview with Andrea Sisco of Armchair Interviews
"We'd like authors to remember: A review is one person's opinion," states Sisco.
Read More »Interview with Kevin Eagan of Blogcritics Magazine and There There Kid
"The Internet is a great place to find some excellent review sites, but it's also rife with gushy fan forums that hold no weight," states Eagan.
Read More »Interview with Rachel Smith of Bitten by Books
"Honest, subjective reviews garner the trust of your readers and endear them to actually listen and act upon your advice," states Smith.
Read More »Book Review: The Slippery Art of Book Reviewing by Mayra Calvani and Anne K. Edwards
A user's manual for book reviewers that includes honesty and ethics as among the reviewer's most important tools.
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