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Not least because they were specifically for Rediscovery reviews.
Current version:
A: You can buy a review for a book for $100 (or by supporting my Patreon: see its page for specific details).
B: Authors may not buy reviews of their own books nor can their family members, publishers or agents. I have the right to decline any book; this is not to be taken as a negative comment on the author or book.
Authors may point out to me that their qualifying books are now out and while I cannot promise to read said, there will not be a charge if I do.
I reserve the right to break my own rules (except for B because, wow, can authors buying reviews go horribly wrong fast).
Current version:
A: You can buy a review for a book for $100 (or by supporting my Patreon: see its page for specific details).
B: Authors may not buy reviews of their own books nor can their family members, publishers or agents. I have the right to decline any book; this is not to be taken as a negative comment on the author or book.
Authors may point out to me that their qualifying books are now out and while I cannot promise to read said, there will not be a charge if I do.
I reserve the right to break my own rules (except for B because, wow, can authors buying reviews go horribly wrong fast).
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Date: 2014-10-25 01:09 am (UTC)Do you review only sf or do you review f as well?
Do you review only books from back in the day or do you also review contemporary releases?
Thank you!
Love, C.
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Date: 2014-10-25 03:28 am (UTC)Linking to the publishers is great and all, but it won't put loonies in your pocket. And Giftmas is just around the corner.
The thing is, it's mostly passive income. You create the link, leave it up, and make a few pennies when people click. Is that something you'd be interested in?
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Date: 2014-10-25 08:15 am (UTC)After last week's... interesting... column in the Guardian by someone extolling the joys of reviewer-stalking, I am now fervently glad that you have rule B. We don't need that sort of Nicoll Event.