Book reviewers on the Web
This growing collection of links to online book reviews is being compiled to demonstrate the considerable extent of the informed discussion of books on the Web. These sites will fascinate avid readers who appreciate being made aware of books that might have escaped their notice.
This list makes no distinction between publications that exist only in electronic format and those that are also available in print; however, the reader should be able to discern the difference upon following the links.
(Almost) Exclusively nonfiction
Arts & Letters Daily | Editors: Denis Dutton and Tran Huu Dung
aggregating superior literary criticism on the Web (since 1998)
Asia Times Online » Book Reviews
examining geopolitical, political, economic, and business literature (since 1999)
Butterflies & Wheels | Editors: Ophelia Benson and Jeremy Stangroom
recommending science for the general reader, history, philosophy, sociology, and biography (since 2003)
City Journal » Reviews Archive
Commentary » Books in Review
questioning “the fate of democracy and of democratic ideas in a world threatened by totalitarian ideologies; the state of American and Western security; the future of the Jews, Judaism, and Jewish culture in Israel, the United States, and around the world; and the preservation of high culture in an age of political correctness and the collapse of critical standards”
Haaretz » Books
the English-language edition of Israel’s daily newspaper, whose parent publication is the New York Times, analyzing books covering Israel, the Middle East, and the Jewish world
HYLE: International Journal for Philosophy of Chemistry » Book Reviews | Editor: Joachim Schummer
originating in Karlsruhe, Germany, in cooperation with the Universität Karlsruhe (since 1996)
Law Library Resource Xchange (LLRX.com) » Book Reviews | Editor: Sabrina I. Pacifici
presenting “insightful, unbiased reviews of books on legal technology and library technology topics” for the legal research community (since 1998)
Multinational Monitor » Book Review
reviewing books covering the activities of multinational companies and issues involving labor, the environment, corporate crime, multilateral banks and development
The Nation » Books » Autobiography & Memoir | Biography | Essay | Nonfiction
“wag[ing] war upon the vices of violence, exaggeration, and misrepresentation by which so much of the political writing of the day is marred”
New Humanist | Editor: Caspar Melville
started in 1885 as The Literary Review for the purpose of “supporting and promoting humanism and rational inquiry and opposing religious dogma, irrationalism and bunkum wherever it is found”
The Wilson Quarterly » Current Books
reviewing new and noteworthy nonfiction
Literary
The Age » Entertainment » Books
the daily newspaper of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, providing comprehensive coverage of books
Appalachian Heritage » Review
providing “a unique window on the culture, past and present, of the Appalachian region” of the U.S.
The Atlantic » Books & Critics
BBC » Radio » Book Panel with Simon Mayo
a panel of reviewers discussing two newly published books each week
Banipal » Book Reviews | Editors: Margaret Obank and Samuel Shimon
showcasing Arab authors and contemporary Arab literature (since 1998)
The Barnes & Noble Review | Editor-in-Chief: James Mustich
appraising current books, reconsidering past works, accommodating many voices, and “publishing exclusive material from a wide range of established critics, reviewers, and authors” (since 2007)
Bookforum
covering interesting new titles from independent and university publishers (since 2006)
Booklist | American Library Association
“provid[ing] public and school librarians with reviews that help them decide what to buy”
Bookmarks Magazine » Archive
summarizing book reviews and celebrating books “with an intelligence and a wide-eyed enthusiasm”
bookmunch | Editors: Peter Wild and Nathan Tyree
BookPage
recommending new releases of every variety with unpretentious reviews tailored for the general reader
The Boston Book Review
discovering and promoting “the highest achievements in contemporary writing”
The Boston Globe » A&E » Books
Brevity » Brief Book Reviews | Editor: Dinty W. Moore
The Caribbean Review of Books
covering new Caribbean books and writing (since 2004)
Central Europe Review » Book Review Archive
offering “new perspectives on Central and East European politics, society, and culture” (since 1999)
Chicago Sun-Times » Entertainment » Books
The Christian Science Monitor » Books
Claremont Review of Books
“offer[ing] bold arguments for a reinvigorated conservatism” (since 2000)
Context
creating an “international and historical context in which to read modern and contemporary literature”
Críticas [out of business]
offering a guide to the latest Spanish-language titles
Dana Gioia » Selected Essays and Reviews
poet, essayist, critic, BBC radio commentator, and former chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, living in Santa Rosa, California, and Washington, D.C., and making a portion of his book reviews available online
The Elegant Variation | Mark Sarvas
innovating among the litblogs (since 2003)
Entertainment Weekly » Books » Reviews
The Financial Times » Arts & Weekend » Books
Five Star Literary Stories
inviting online magazine editors to nominate for review any short stories they have published (since 2008)
The Globe and Mail » Arts » Books
The Horn Book Magazine » Reviews
covering children’s books and YA literature (in print since 1924)
The Independent » Arts & Entertainment » Books
International Herald Tribune » Culture
Jacket | Editors: John Tranter and Pam Brown
showcasing contemporary poetry and prose (since 1997)
January Magazine | Editor: Linda L. Richards
treating books with “the respect, affection, and passion” they deserve (since 1997)
Kirkus Reviews
providing early reviews of literary fiction and nonfiction
Laura Hird » The New Review
a Scottish novelist, webmaster, and creative writing tutor asking her “favourite writers/artists to review a selection of classic/contemporary books” (since 2004)
Literary Review | Editor: Nancy Sladek
covering new books in history, biography, politics, travel, and fiction
The Millions
discussing literature (since 2003)
The Modern Word
covering 20th-century writers “who have pushed the envelope of traditional narrative and structure,” including those “associated with Modernism, surrealism, ‘magical realism,’ and postmodernism” (since 1995)
Nerve » Book Lounge
Showtime’s magazine contributors interviewing authors and describing their new books
The New Criterion
giving voice to “a wide range of young and established critics whose common aim is to bring you the most incisive criticism being written today”
The New Yorker » Arts & Culture
displaying its contents like a discount grocery, thereby making it impossible to bypass everything else to get to the book reviews
The Philadelphia Inquirer » Entertainment » Books
Philadelphia Stories » Quickpicks
PopMatters » Books
providing intelligent, entertaining cultural criticism (since 1999)
PowellsBooks.BLOG » Reviews
posting selected reviews by authors, readers, critics, media, and booksellers
Publishers Weekly » Reviews | Editor-in-Chief: Brian Kenney
offering very brief anonymous reviews by freelancers
QBR: The Black Book Review
exclusively covering books about the African experience (since 1992)
ReadySteadyBook » Book Reviews
reviewing fiction, poetry, history, and philosophy (since 2002)
signandsight.com » Book Reviews
the English version of perlentaucher.de (since 2005)
Slate » Books
a daily online magazine owned by The Washington Post Company, publishing book reviews (since 1996)
Small Spiral Notebook » Book Reviews
(since 2001)
The Times Literary Supplement | Editor: Peter Stothard
earning “an unrivalled reputation for intellectual rigour, impartiality—and curiosity”
The Washington Post » Arts & Living » Books
WaterBridge Review | Pacific Rim Voices
publishing book news and reviews from and about the Pacific Rim and South Asia (since 2003)
Women’s Review of Books | Editor: Amy Hoffman
featuring in-depth reviews, accessible to a broad audience of interested readers, of new books by and about women (since 2002)
Words Without Borders Book Reviews
introducing international writing to the general public via Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York (since 2003)
Writing Doctor’s Blog » Books | Nancy Yanes-Hoffman
reviewing books, old, new, and forthcoming (since 2007)
Off the beaten path
3:AM Magazine » Criticism
noting the “high-cool low-recognition avant-garde” (since 2000)
African American Literature Book Club » Book Reviews
offering commissioned critiques of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry by and about African Americans (since 1997)
American Book Review
“specializ[ing] in reviews of frequently neglected published works of fiction, poetry, and literary and cultural criticism from small, regional, university, ethnic, avant-garde, and women’s presses”
Bookgasm » Reviews | Editor: Rod Lott
celebrating escapism, including “all kinds of genre fiction, from horror and sci-fi to mystery and suspense… graphic novels, trashy paperbacks, cheap magazines and other things that much of America pretends to be ashamed of, for no good reason” (since 2005)
BookPleasures.com | Editor: Norm Goldman
providing, for a fee, a quick review by Goldman for individuals who wish to escape from “the literary stronghold of the current book reviewing establishment,” or, at no charge for books offered through Amazon.com, commentary by “a community of international reviewers from all corners of the world and from all walks of life”
BookWire Reviews
covering, for a fee, unique titles not discussed elsewhere (since 2004)
Clarion Reviews
critiquing, for a fee, titles not accepted for review in the traditional media
Emerging Writers Forum » Review Archive | Daniel E. Wickett
reviewing books by emerging and established writers deserving of wider recognition (since 2002)
Fantasy & Sci-Fi Lovin’ Book Reviews
(since 2007)
Fiction Writers Review
“a community of emerging writers dedicated to reviewing, recommending, and discussing quality fiction—how it works and why it matters” (since 2008)
Flak Magazine » Books
reviewing books that are “often passed over or tokenized by the mainstream” (since 1998)
ForeWord
exclusively showcasing books published by independent presses
Front Street Reviews | Editor: Barb Radmore
a transition coordinator with special needs students in rural Maine and her staff of writers reviewing books of all genres, including self-published and POD books, with a special focus on new authors
Gently Read Literature | Editor: Daniel Casey
“examining all styles of poetry and fiction (and, therefore, all poets and novelists)… prefer[ring] those authors/presses that do not typically get the attention they deserve” (since 2008)
Gotta Write Network Book Reviews
reviewing children’s books and mystery, romance, suspense, erotic, paranormal, science fiction, fantasy, and contemporary novels, including small press, self-published, and POD books and ebooks
GraphicNovelReporter.com
(since 2008)
Horror World Book Reviews | Editors: Nanci Kalanta and Matthew Warner
Kirkus Discoveries
offering, in a product separate from Kirkus Reviews, a paid review service for manuscripts and books that are independently published, self-published, e-published, or POD (since 2004)
Locus Online » Books & Magazines Reviewed | Editor: Mark R. Kelly
covering new science fiction books (since 2000)
MadInkBeard » Reviews| Derik A. Badman
a digital services librarian at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, reviewing comics (since 2004)
Main Street Rag » Reviews | Editor: M. Scott Douglass
Midwest Book Review | Editor: James A. Cox
generating an average of 490 book reviews each month in all subjects, categories, and genres while giving “priority consideration to small press publishers, self-published authors, and academic presses”
NewPages Book Reviews | Editor: Matt Bell
covering books published by independent presses and titles likely to be overlooked by the mainstream review media
One-Minute Book Reviews | Janice Harayda
former book editor and critic for the Cleveland Plain Dealer reviewing writers often slighted in other media (since 2006)
Paperback Reader
reviewing comics (since 2004)
Pleiades Review of Books
discussing books published by small, independent, and university presses and books overlooked by other reviewers
Pulp Fiction Reviews | Ron Fortier
(since 2006)
Rain Taxi Review of Books | Editor: Eric Lorberer
publishing reviews of literary fiction, poetry, and nonfiction “with an emphasis on works that push the boundaries of language, narrative, and genre” (since 1999)
Reflection’s Edge » Book Reviews | Editor-in-Chief: Sharon Dodge
reviewing science fiction, fantasy, horror, mysteries, the supernatural, Westerns, adventure, magical realism, erotica, and fables (since 2004)
The Review of Contemporary Fiction
covering recent works of innovative writing
SFReader.com | Editor: Pete S. Allen
a Columbus, Ohio, reviewer posting volunteers’ evaluations of science fiction, fantasy, and horror, including POD titles, ebooks, and chapbooks (since 2000)
SF Site
reviewing “the best in science fiction and fantasy” (since 1997)
Shaken & Stirred | Gwenda Bond
reviewing speculative fiction (since 2006)
The Short Review | Editor: Tania Hershman
offering “original reviews of new, not-quite-so-new and classic collections” of short stories (since 2007)
Small Press Reviews | Marc Schuster
“a writer of fiction and nonfiction who also dabbles in the comic strip medium” reviewing books published by small and independent presses (since 2007)
Strange Horizons
reviewing speculative fiction: “science fiction, fantasy, magic realism, slipstream, and a host of subgenres” (since 2000)
Urban Fantasy Land
covering dark “fantasy in a contemporary, urban setting that usually stars a kickass hero/ine, centers around a mystery…” and “…includes a relationship/romance that usually does not end happily ever after” (since 2008)
Vulpes Libris
presenting a collective of bibliophiles writing about books (since 2007)
Opinionated or personality-driven
All Things Pakistan » Book Review
(since 2006)
Asylum: John Self’s Shelves
(since 2007)
Baby Got Books » Review
a group of literary bloggers “[w]riting inconsistently and with wild abandon about books” (since 2005)
The Barcelona Review » Book Reviews
Biz Book Talk
discussing and giving away business books (since 2005)
Blogcritics » Books
posting bloggers’ book reviews (since 2003)
BlueRectangle
presenting very brief comments by real people on video
book-a-rama
a stay-at-home mom in Nova Scotia, Canada, giving fair, honest reviews (since 2007)
Book Chase
(since 2007)
Book World
“attempt[ing] to read what’s worth reading” (since 2005)
BookFox » Book Reviews | John Fox
a Los Angeles writer and professor reviewing books (since 2006)
BookLoons | Editor: Hilary Williamson
an omnivorous reader and former telecommunications ergonomics and software development manager publishing the opinions of book lovers from all walks of life (since 2000)
BookLust: Reviews and Interviews | Patricia Storms
a cartoonist, illustrator, and bibliomaniac ruminating upon books and art (since 2006)
Bookreporter.com
posting reviews submitted by volunteers (since 1996)
Books & Culture: A Christian Review » Book of the Week
communicating the mission of ChristianityToday International
Bookslut | Editor: Jessa Crispin
covering the gamut and well regarded by the traditional media (since 2002)
Bookviews | Alan Caruba
“prefer[ring] to recommend the good books, selected from a vast flood” (since 2002)
BreeniBooks | Sabrina Williams
reviewing traditional and self-published books (since 2007)
The Brooklyn Rail
delivering “slanted opinions, artfully”
California Literary Review
providing irreverent insight (since 2004)
Charlottesville Words » Book Reviews
(since 2006)
Cheryl Rainfield’s: Picture Book Reviews | Teen Book Reviews
an avid reader, teen fiction writer, and bookaholic recommending books she likes
Collected Miscellany » Books » Reviews | Kevin Holtsberry
pursuing a “lifelong addiction to books” (since 2003)
Contrary » Reviews
commenting on books (since 2003)
Crime Fiction Dossier » Reviews | David J. Montgomery
writing reviews of crime fiction, including mystery and thriller novels, for several large newspapers
Curled Up with a Good Book
commenting on general fiction, chick lit, romance, science fiction, fantasy, graphic novels, nonfiction, audio books, and children’s books
The Daily Beast » Book Beast
reviewing from “the merciless point of view of what interests the editors” (since 2009)
Danny Yee’s Book Reviews | Danny Yee
a computer systems manager at the University of Sydney covering fiction and nonfiction, with a broad range of genre and subject (since 1993)
Darryl’s Library | Darryl Sloan
a science fiction novelist and independent film producer living in Northern Ireland, covering anything from bestsellers to self-published books (since 2006)
Deep Thoughts » Book Reviews
offering the views of an atheist IT manager in Buena Park, California (since 2006)
dovegreyreader scribbles | Lynne Hatwell
documenting a Devonshire community nurse’s “bookaholism” (since 2004)
Euro Crime » Titles Reviewed
“focusing purely on British and other European crime fiction writers that have been published in English”
Flashlight Worthy | Eric Mueller and Peter Steinberg
“recommending books so good, they’ll keep you up past your bedtime” (since 2008)
Gather Essentials: Books » Book Reviews
compiling reviews contributed by this social network’s members, with whom Gather Inc. shares its advertising revenue in proportion to each review’s quality and popularity (since 2005)
Genrefluent | Diana Tixier Herald
reviewing a variety of genres, including crime fiction, science fiction, adventure, thrillers, romance, fantasy, horror, paranormal, historical fiction, westerns, and romance (since 1996)
Grasping for the Wind | John Ottinger
reviewing mostly fantasy and science fiction (since 2005)
hackwriters.com » contemporary reviews
reviewing books and “based at an academic institution linked to the MA in Creative Writing at the University of Portsmouth,” Hampshire, UK (since 1999)
Holt Uncensored » Book Reviews | Pat Holt
a former book review editor and critic for the San Francisco Chronicle commenting irreverently (since 1998)
Identity Theory » Book Rate | Editor: Matt Borondy
In Bed With Books
a book lover who began posting reviews on her blog at age 19 (since 2008)
JBooks.com | Editor: Ken Gordon
“seek[ing] to connect Jewish books with their wide, diverse, and dedicated readership”
Jenn’s Bookshelf » Review | Jennifer Lawrence
honestly reviewing literary, mainstream, and women’s fiction; suspense, thriller, and horror novels; and YA fiction (since 2008)
KUOW Books with Nancy Pearl | Nancy Pearl
a librarian and author of two books, Book Lust and More Book Lust, sharing via podcast “the most recent books to tickle her fancy” (since 2005)
Kitab Dost | Shamaila Keyani and Sohail Abid
making available a place for reviews of Urdu books (since 2007)
Laila Lalami (formerly known as Moorish Girl) | Laila Lalami
a novelist and assistant professor at the University of California Riverside recommending a few notable books each month (since 2003)
LIT MOB
promising concise reviews of books that are “interesting, and worthy of a strong latte and a warm comforter” (since 2008)
Monsters and Critics » All Book Reviews on M&C
providing a broad source of brief reviews by staff writers and freelancers across the globe (since 2003)
Mostly Fiction Book Reviews
offering recommendations by volunteer reviewers (since 1998)
The Mumpsimus | Matthew Cheney
a high school teacher persistently reviewing the unusual (since 2003)
Narrative » Review | Richard S. Gilbert
a writer and nonfiction writing instructor at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, covering books on narrative (since 2008)
Nextbook » Books
offering “a new read on Jewish culture” (since 2003)
Old Hag | Lizzie Skurnick
stunning readers with “journalistic and blogatory excitation” (since 2004)
Open Letters
engaging in enthusiastic criticism and commentary on a broad spectrum of literature and art (since 2007)
Orion » Reviews
focusing on literature devoted to environmental and cultural concerns
Pajiba » Books
engaging in scathing “guerilla criticism” (since 2006)
PASTE » Books
bringing readers brief reviews of popular and alternative titles (since 2002)
The Quarterly Conversation
approaching from original and provocative perspectives (since 2006)
Readers Read
featuring book recommendations from the Internet Writing Journal (since 2003)
Revish | Dan Champion
allowing an online community of book lovers to share their reading experiences in the form of unedited reviews (since 2006)
Sarah Weinman » Picks of the Week | Sarah Weinman
a freelance writer and newspaper columnist commenting on crime and mystery novels (since 2003)
Semicolon » Saturday Reviews | Aggregator: Sherry Early
a conservative Christian homeschool teacher and bookreading fanatic, linking to bloggers’ book reviews (since 2003)
Small Victories | Calum MacLeod
a law student at the University of New Brunswick in Halifax, Nova Scotia, writing about the books he reads during his summer vacation (since 2007)
The Spiked Review of Books | Editor: Brendan O’Neill
suggesting you “dry your tears over your paper’s shrinking books section” and go “where no books will be burnt though the debate will get heated” (since 2007)
stevenpoole.net » on books | Steven Poole
Truthdig Book Review | Editor: Robert Scheer
providing “thoughtful, provocative content assembled from a progressive point of view”
The Wall Street Journal » OpinionJournal » Weekend » Five Best » Archive
The Yale Review of Books
publishing the oldest undergraduate book review in the United States
Poetry
Ambit » Reviews
publishing “a small dose of unstuffy poetry reviews”
coldfrontmag.com » reviews
“toiling over a stack of recent releases to bring you reviews of books from new and established poets, as they appear in print” (since 2006)
Contemporary Poetry Review | American Poetry Fund
recognizing that poetry can be made available to “every human being that has access to a computer” (since 1998)
ForPoetry » Reviews | Editor: Jacqueline Marcus
Gently Read Literature | Editor: Daniel Casey
“examining all styles of poetry and fiction” (since 2008)
Jacket | Editors: John Tranter and Pam Brown
showcasing contemporary poetry and prose (since 1997)
The Montserrat Review » Book Reviews | Publisher: Albert J. Lowe
Parnassus: Poetry in Review
remaining committed “to a spirit of inclusion and an openness to the new”
Poetry Daily | Editors: Don Selby and Diane Boller
making it “easier for people to find poets and poetry they like” (since 1997)
Poetry Ireland » Publications » Book Reviews
“retrieving neglected books from the remainder trays, dusting them down, and giving them a public airing”
Poets’ Graves » Poetry Book Reviews | Cameron Self
a poet, mystery novelist, and student finance adviser at City College, Norwich, UK, offering commentary (since 2003)
Shearsman » Reviews and Recommendations
covering “famous old books, unknown new books, unjustly neglected books and generally all those poetry volumes that… should be read by right-thinking readers”
SubtleTea | Editor: David Herrle
Web Del Sol Review of Books | Editors: Ilya Kaminsky and Rosa Berumen
reviewing poetry (since 2004)
Romance and mystery
All About Romance » Reviews
providing balanced commentary (since 1997)
avidbookreader.com | Keishon
commenting on romance, fantasy, young adult, and mystery novels (since 2006)
Bodice Ripper Reviews
(since 2007)
Book Binge
having fun telling it like it is (since 2007)
Clerical Detectives | Philip Grosset
(since 2005)
Darque Reviews | Kimberly Swan
reviewing urban fantasy and paranormal romance (since 2007)
Dear Author
providing reader reviews of romance novels, including manga and ebooks (since 2006)
Enduring Romance | Moderator: Kimber An
presenting what the site’s reviewers like in romance subgenres other than horror and erotica (since 2007)
The Good, The Bad, and The Unread » Reviews
Historical Fiction Reading Challenge Review Blog
Novelspot » Book Reviews
hoping someday to be “the biggest and best multi-genre review site in the universe”
Paperback Reader
“striv[ing] to give balanced reviews to a genre that has long needed them and to review books that are both challenging and entertaining” (since 2005)
The Pink Heart Society
offering reviews by volunteers (since 2006)
Romance Book Crazy
(since 2006)
Romance Reader at Heart » Book Reviews
(since 2001)
The Romance Studio » Reviews | Tina Pavlik
presenting reviews of romance novels from established publishers, including erotic, inspirational, alternative lifestyle, BDSM, and gothic romance
Romantic Observer » Reviews
covering ebooks in the romance category (since 2007)
Smart Bitches, Trashy Books
reviewing romance novels, “since reading and appreciating literary fiction obviously requires superior mental faculties” (since 2005)
Strand Magazine » Book Reviews
“examin[ing] the latest mystery offerings, covering books, anthologies, audio books, and videos” (since 2005)
Vampire Romance Books » Book Reviews
(since 2006)
Strictly self-published and print-on-demand books
It should be noted the companies above that charge fees for reviews will also cover books that are self-published and POD.
Darryl’s Library » Self-Published Books | Darryl Sloan
a science fiction novelist and independent film producer living in Northern Ireland, covering anything from bestsellers to self-published books (since 2006)
Historical Novels Review Online | Editors: Suzanne Sprague and Mary Moffat
covering subsidy-published and self-published historical novels, including those in ebook and POD formats, in an online annex to the Historical Novels Review (since 2004)
Kaye Trout’s Book Reviews
reviewing POD books (since 2006)
leostableford.com | Leo Stableford
a self-published author living in the UK East Midlands reviewing self-published genre fiction, which he describes in this fashion: “Basically, there’s usually a body count in the books, a romance is at the very least hinted at, some swash is buckled and someone is likely to have a cool one liner at some point” (since 2006)
The Lulu Book Review
a self-published author reviewing POD books published through Lulu (since 2008)
None May Say | Devon Kappa
reviewing POD books (since 2006)
Odyssey Reviews
specializing in reviews of self-published POD fiction, science fiction, fantasy, and mysteries, with a preference for “books that have received at least some basic editing” (since 2007)
POD Book Reviews & More (formerly known as iUniverse Book Reviews) | Floyd M. Orr
offering reviews for self-published authors and their readers (since 2006)
POD Critic
an editor at a small publishing company in New York presenting information to hungry readers (since 2007)
POD People | Editors: Emily Veinglory and Dawno
commenting on self-published books (since 2006)
The PODler
“reviewing the independent novel published through print-on-demand technology” (since 2007)
Pub-ioneer
reviewing self-published science fiction, mysteries, thrillers, military fiction, and edgy and unusual books (since 2006)
The Self-Publishing Magazine » Book Reviews
Self-Publishing Review » Book Reviews
(since 2008)
Web directories of book review sites
Critical Compendium
aggregating “a daily dose of book reviews from around the world” (since 2007)
Danny Yee’s List of Other Book Reviewers, Book Review Sites & Links
Google Directory » Arts » Literature » Reviews and Criticism
Metacritic » Books
assigning scores based on a cross-section of reviews by respected critics (since 2001)
Midwest Book Review » Online Resources » Other Reviewers
ReviewsOfBooks.com
linking to book reviews from major online media sites, including at least three reviews for each book listed (since 2002)
