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By the way, I know what you mean about some comments that people leave, I had someone saying, great book review... I was huh... lol... I didn't publish that comment xox
Couldn't seem to leave a comment — user error, I am sure — on your recent book review about the two girls, with the eerie blue cover, but I am going to save it to Goodreads.
If a reader shares a review of a book you've read, take the time to read their review and comment with what you enjoyed about the book.
I don't recollect exactly re Tin House - but I'm sure article submissions was a part of it; and I assume his comments also applied to people contacting about being prospective reviewers and probably authors contacting asking if their book can be reviewed.
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At the bottom of your Review Page, there is a section where visitors can post their own reviews / comments about your book using our comment system and / or Facebook's comment system.
It's a great point about GoodReads: People read GoodReads comments and reviews * after * having read the book, not * while * they're actually reading it.
Don't make the mistake of reacting too quickly to a bad review or a negative comment about your self - published book.
I spent the credit on your book, because reading the Audible reviews, the plot summary, etc, someone else rejoiced it was PG, and many commented about the humor.
Farland's comments have prompted me to declare my own policies about writing book reviews or «blurbs» for other authors, and seeking them for my own books:
Use Twitter to post reviews or comments about famous books in your genre.
So yesterday on the phenomenal review of Red over at Smart Bitches, Trashy Books (see, I'm so excited I had to slip that in and share it with you again, in case you missed it), someone made a comment about my cover being «just like» the cover of Under Her Skin.
To learn more about writing and self - publishing a brand - building book, you can also review earlier posts in this series series, share your comments and questions about locating and learning from experts in your field, or submit questions directly to me using my online form.
Similar to a blog platform that lets users create their web addresses and incorporate the platform name into the URL, BookLikes users establish actual template - driven book blog pages and write their reviews, host comments about titles, and more.
Rightfully, though, there were a number of comments from fellow reviewers who pointed out that book reviews should be about story content, not customer service complaints.
I have also been called a pedophile and racist through GR book reviews and comments under the book reviews as well as have two current hate blogs established in my honnor by these bullies as well as have dozens of these bullies blogging lies and making libelous comments about me on their blogs.
If a reader shares a review of a book you have read, take the time to read their review and comment with what you enjoyed about the book.
When you read about one in a blog and it catches your fancy, the buy button is just a click away - and it's linked into the blog, tweet, comment or book review.
Aggregating reviews and comments about a book would also be useful.
When I talk to authors about reviews, many think only of reader reviews — those reader comments on your book that appear on Amazon, Goodreads, and other online sites.
Especially because so many of the people who commented on my post talked about choosing books based on bookstore recommendations and browsing physical stores rather than reading reviews online.
Holds are growing in several libraries for Scott Anderson's Lawrence in Arabia, (RH / Doubleday; Blackstone Audio), which receives a mixed review in this week's NYT Sunday Book Review, with the dismissive comment that books keep being written about T.E. Lawrence because, «After all, somebody keeps buying the stuff.&review in this week's NYT Sunday Book Review, with the dismissive comment that books keep being written about T.E. Lawrence because, «After all, somebody keeps buying the stuff.&Review, with the dismissive comment that books keep being written about T.E. Lawrence because, «After all, somebody keeps buying the stuff.»
I have a goal of commenting in a positive manner on each and every review a reader leaves on Amazon about one of my books, whether their comments are negative o
I have a goal of commenting in a positive manner on each and every review a reader leaves on Amazon about one of my books, whether their comments are negative or positive.
The most useful reviews, however, include some comments about the book.
Do you have suggestions or information about engaging with, posting or replying to Amazon reader's reviews / comments on our books.
Agreed, I was in a group last week that was commenting about giving away 30,000 books and having only gained an average of 2 - 3 reviews.
If you get comments in reviews about having a poorly edited book, that will work against you.
I book using Agoda or Booking and read reviews to see people's comments about location and how convenient it is for other places.
He comments on Richard Dorment's New York Review of Books essay about the Warhol authentication board in a letter to the editor:
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