Tall Chimneys by Allie Cresswell The story of Evelyn Talbot is an unusual one. Born as a late child into an old English family with a country seat in the Yorkshire moors, she was lonely most of the time and developed an almost supernatural bond to the house in which she lived.
You’ve passed some major writing milestones. You finished your manuscript, got it edited and published, then got a well-worded, unbiased, professional Editorial Review for your book. But…now what? How do you share the reviewers’ thoughts with the rest of the world?
Author name: Diamante Lavendar Name of the book: Poetry and Ponderings Genre of the book: Poetry, Nonfiction, Inspirational Book synopsis: In this rare collection of nonfiction Christian poetry and prose based on real life experiences, Diamante Lavendar, a victim of abuse, shows the reader the raw emotions of pain, hate, and denial that occur before a… Read More Poetry and Ponderings – Book Review
She knows her head and heart very well and she tends to follow it. She is innocent but she knows and understands worldly dangers. She is smart enough to disguise herself as a boy to protect herself from dangers of the road but foolish enough to stay in Moscow and let her brother Sasha and Olga suffer the consequences of her lies. She is emotional enough to … Read More The Girl in The Tower – Book Review
If you put “editorial reviews” into a search engine, you’ll find lots of articles on what editorial book reviews are and where you can find them. Some of the articles might suggest that you could look at lists of reviewers or bloggers and pitch your book to them for a review, and you might… Read More Why Just Anyone Can’t Write an Editorial Review
Some say reviewers are the lifeblood of publishing these days. It’s the way “word-of-mouth” happens, the way books get sold, and there are many bloggers and book reviewers out there who do unpaid book reviews all the time. So why might you want to fork over your hard-earned money to get an Editorial… Read More Why You Might Want an Editorial Review
They both have “review” in their name, so are they just similar titles for the same thing? Or is there a difference?
The Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena Book Description: Fast-paced and addictive, THE COUPLE NEXT DOOR announces a major new talent in thriller writing. You never know what’s happening on the other side of the wall.
Originally posted on Andrea Lundgren:
Over the weekend, I’ve been learning a lot about the editorial review process (no, not the most typical thing to do on warm summer days, I know), and I’ve discovered that when we say “someone reviewed a book,” it can mean one of two things. They read it and wrote…
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