The Alsop Review has been on-line since 1995 and was incorporated as a not-for-profit business (Alsop Review, Ltd.) in the State of Delaware in February, 2001.
Nature and Wilderness, Alternative News, Videos and Book Reviews, African Djembe Drumming, Alternative Literature (Fiction, Poetry, Creative Nonfiction), Alternative Spirituality.
Through a combination of photography and editorial content, American Magazine delivers the best and brightest visual impact of print available on the nations newsstands and bookstores.
A literary smorgasbord of the best current books. Each reviewed and extensively excerpted for your reading pleasure. Plus author bios, interviews, reading guides & more.
Bookideas.com was launched in 1998 by a Navy programmer - a programmer who was about to join civilian life with no example work to show potential employers on the public side of government firewalls. ....
A magazine designed for teachers, librarians, library media specialists, booksellers, parents, and all other adults interested in connecting children with high quality books.
Welcome to the digital counterpart of the American Library Association's Booklist magazine. For more than 90 years, Booklist has been the librarian's leading choice for reviews of the latest books and (more recently) electronic media.
A monthly general interest book review, BookPage covers the best in new releases. In the past 10 years, BookPage has interviewed everyone from John Grisham to Norman Mailer, and typically reviews up to 100 of each month's new fiction, nonfiction, business, children's, spoken word audio, and how-to books. The tone is upbeat and literate, focusing on bestsellers as well as new discoveries.
It is the goal of the collective energy behind BookReview.com to expose the general public to reviews of books that may, at times, be overlooked due to lack of marketing, odd subjects, unknown authors or saturation of the market. We pledge to offer unbiased, positive reviews of books from a variety of publishers on a multitude of subjects and genres.
BookReviewClub.com advocates the love of reading to all ages. We distribute published book (and e-book) reviews online to benefit book enthusiasts and the writing community.
BookSpot.com is a free resource center that simplifies the search for the best book-related content on the Web. Featured sites are hand-selected by BookSpot.com editors and organized into intuitive categories, such as bestseller lists, genres, book reviews, electronic texts, book news and more.
We are a locally owned firm with deep roots in the Oklahoma soil. We have been located in the Enid Oklahoma area for over twenty years. Our store is a family owned business, with family values, and firm moral standards.
The ABA is the sponsor of Book Sense: Independent Bookstores for Independent Minds --the national integrated marketing campaign. Book Sense includes the Book Sense 76, the Book Sense bestseller lists, a national gift certificate program, and www.BookSense.com.
Caduceus is the health and healing magazine for the 21st century. It opens the door between healing, ecology, science and spirituality exploring holistic medicine, spiritual evolution, environmental issues and personal growth.
CIRCLE Magazine is a 72 page magazine published quarterly, with each issue dedicated to a particular theme and filled with a variety of articles, rituals, meditations, illustrations, invocations, contacts, news, photos, herbal formulas, reviews, magical development exercises, chants, advertisements, and other material.
Book reviews of literary and mainstream fiction, fantasy, science fiction and nonfiction are here at Curled Up With a Good Book. It's literary criticism that helps real readers find good books!
EIBR is a service provided to WWW users who are interested in finding out about books prior to reading and/or purchasing them.
Please explore Electronic Book Web's unique mix of comprehensive news coverage, insightful commentary, extensive educational resources, and stimulating community discussion. Thanks for visiting!
If you like some of the things I like: writing, movies, writing for movies, and exotic history, you should find some interesting stuff here, especially if you check out my recommended books and links.
From the very beginning Fearless Books has provided services to other independent publishers as well, beginning with the Fearless Reviews, launched in 1998, and continuing with such features as Authors & Insights and the Great Independent Publishers Poster Project.
Our mission, since incorporating in April of 1998, has been to provide news and reviews about independent and university presses to the trade on a consistent basis.
Transcending hype and spin to interpret and challenge the legends, beliefs and assumptions of a dynamic and a diverse culture by examining its literature, music, film, politics and live arts.
The preeminent Internet publisher of literature, reference and verse providing students, researchers and the intellectually curious with unlimited access to books and information on the web, free of charge.
here we put down the books we've been tearing through at compulsively high speed, passing days and nights curled in a ball on a chair without food or water to sustain us. With our hair sticking up and our glasses clouding over we break to dash to the computer and embed our impressions here - what is stupid, what is brilliant, what is true for our complex world. No stuffed shirts declaring what is good or bad here. And with grateful thanks to all those wonderful women writers who have died screaming to bring us many of our favourites.
InnerSelf Magazine does not publish "negative" book reviews. If we would not recommend a book we just choose not to review that book. The world is already too judgmental and critical as it is, and much less, different books appeal to different people for different reasons. We share with you the books that made an impact on the reviewer.
JACK includes original works by cutting-edge artists who continue in the tradition of small press literary magazines that understood art as an essential ingredient in the primordial community of world culture.
The Book Show with Jenny Crwys-Williams happens every second Wednesday 12.pm GMT. Jenny and various other personalities review the latest releases in the book world. Jenny also interviews current successful authors. Listen on your PC.
Kirkus Reviews, founded in 1933, reviews, two to three months pre-publication, approximately 5,000 titles - fiction, nonfiction, and children's books - per year.
Explore children's books, lesson plans, and other educational resources for parents, teachers, and homeschoolers with regular and special education in Pre-K, K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades.
LibraryJournal.com is an electronic offshoot of Library Journal, the oldest independent national library publication. Founded in 1876, this 'bible' of the library world is read by over 100,000 library directors, administrators, and others in public, academic, and special (e.g., business) libraries.
The Midwest Book Review publishes six monthly newsletters for community and academic library systems in California, Wisconsin, and the upper Midwest.We post all our reviews on the Internet with a number of thematically appropriate Internet newsgroups and e-mail lists such as alt.books.reviews and Pub-Forum. Our reviews are also available through Internet bookstores such as Amazon.com.
MostlyFiction.com has become a cog in the promotion machine. But, I accept that, because it gives me a better chance to introduce my audience to some first time writers that I run across and other lesser known novels.
A quarterly journal for teachers at all grade levels, college professors, librarians, administrators, and anyone else who is interested in learning about new developments and trends in the field of cultural diversity.
Ms. is recognized nationally and internationally as the media resource and expert on issues relating to women's status, rights, and points of view. Its powerful name recognition is matched by its reader's trust and loyalty.
Brenda Weeaks created MyShelf in 1998. Her daughter, Carisa -- a part-time reviewer and editor -- created the title. With the help of her family, her Internet provider (God Bless Them!), the authors, the reviewers, and, most of all, the everyday readers who have bravely climbed onto the shelf with her, MyShelf.Com has become a great success.
With a national circulation of over 115,000, The New York Review of Books has established itself, in Esquire's words, as "the premier literary-intellectual magazine in the English language."
Odyssey magazine is a specialist publication now coming into its 25th year of existence. Begun in the 1970s mainly as a forum for alternative healers (massage, reflexology, aromatherapy etc), it soon developed into a magazine dealing with holistic lifestyle options, including the various spiritual traditions of the world. Book Reviews are under "Recent Articles."
Assists Authors in their search for career-related information, outlets for their work, opportunities for professional advancement, and community with other writers.
Rain Taxi is a quarterly publication featuring reviews of literary fiction, poetry, and nonfiction,with an emphasis on works that push the boundaries of language, narrative, and genre. Press profiles, interviews, and in-depth reviews reflect Rain Taxi's commitment to spreading the word about the best in contemporary literature.
School Library Journal, the print magazine, and now, School Library Journal Online, the web site, serve librarians who work with young people in school and public libraries.
Eileen Myles became well-known for being a good poet & also for publishing poets from the generation that come before her & publishing herself & her friends & other poets she admired. Skanky Possum is in that tradition. Hoa & Dale publish poets who might be a little older & who have offered them guidance.
Slope is a quarterly (starting in January 2002), online journal devoted to poetry being written around the world. We publish only new, original and previously unpublished poems. Contributors hail from countries including Australia, England, South Africa, Nigeria, France, Tunisia, Wales, Canada and the United States. We encourage new writers, while continuing to publish award-winning and established poets.
The Book Review Cafe is where you can find down-to-earth book reviews of all book genres as well as indepth author interviews. Whether you're looking for Suspense, Romance, or even Mystery, you'll find it here at The Book Review Cafe. Join our newsletter, The Freshly Brewed News, and receive updates on upcoming authors. By joining, you are automatically entered to win free books!
Geoff Rotunno Managing Editor and boox Reviewer. Proud descendant of Booxie's pedigreed bloodlines, Geoff is passionate about books of almost every type, diligent in his quest to rave about the gems he thrills to discover.
He has reviewed books for Library Journal, Fearless Books, Tri-Mix magazine, Santa Barbara Family Life magazine, and Valley Voice newspaper.
helps the creative talent of Canada - the writers, the illustrators - reach the people who count: the readers. An investment in The Canadian Children's Book Centre is an investment in your child's future as a Canadian.
Is one of the nation's most respected single-arts magazines, providing its readers with an eclectic mix of industry news, professional interviews and reviews of current work on a monthly basis.
The New Republic covers issues before they hit the mainstream, from energy to the environment, from foreign to fiscal policy. By publishing the best writing from a variety of points of view, The New Republic has established itself as America's best and most influential journal of opinion.Long revered as the forum for the best writing in America, The New Republic is home to award-winning writers and critics in many fields and from most political viewpoints. The editorial masthead is a veritable who's who of political and cultural journalism.
-offers the full contents of each week's New York Times Book Review, as well as interviews, features, and an archive of book reviews published in The New York Times since 1980.
The purpose of these pages is to give small publishers and new authors an opportunity to have their books reviewed. We will display both independent reviews and reviews supplied by the publisher/author.
At Tourist Travel, we hold fast to the notion that travel can be full of romance and adventure! Our goal is to help make that happen...We've scouted out the best web sites for making all of your travel arrangements and finding new adventures to explore. From the weekend getawy to the adventure of a lifetime!In addition, our team of seasoned travel writers keep us supplied with their latest travel stories. You can take a mini-vacation every month just by subscribing to The Traveler, our free newsletter. If you need inspiration, visit our photo gallery or read about some past adventures..
As the nation's first and largest alternative newsweekly, the Voice maintains the same tradition of no-holds barred reporting and criticism it first embraced when it began publishing more than forty years ago.
Is a collaboration on the part of scores of dedicated, volunteer editors, writers, poets, artists, and staff whose job it is to acquire and frame the finest contemporary literary art and culture available in America and abroad, and to array it in such a manner that it speaks for itself.
The World of Reading is designed to be an educational, challenging, and safe web site. Its purpose is to excite children about reading, writing, and publishing; while increasing their knowledge of the internet. Its goal is to provide children of all ages with interesting materials to explore, and to encourage active participation in reading and writing through the use of electronic communications.
A not-for-profit organization devoted to creating an intercultural exchange in the socially descriptive arts. We endeavor to exhibit textual and visual art and poetry, ethnography and work concerning the documentary experience.
An e-mail list created to discuss books written for adolescent readers. Our members include children, teens, and adults who love to read and to talk about good books.
Our goal is to increase everyone's knowledge of the diversity of African American literature, facilitate the exchange of opinions, satisfy your on-line book buying needs and serve as a resource and vehicle of expression for aspiring and professional writers.
All views are welcome here--even if you have not read our current selection, there are so many issues for discussion that a book brings up--so jump right in and post--tell us about yourself and what you are reading. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Bookworms is a virtual book club located in Yahoo! Clubs.Each month the group picks a new book to read and discusses it on the Bookworms club boards.Discussions range from posting our favorite passages, analyzing themes and symbolism, author's writing style, characters and story line and many others! We are a casual club with some members who participate frequently and others who join in when they have time. All books are recommended and voted on by the members. We have read Oprah book club selections, Nobel Prize winning authors and books and short stories that suit the season. There are usually quite a variety of choices on our reading list. We would love for you to join us!
Rediscover the joy of reading with Chapter-a-Day, my free email service. Every day I'll send you a five-minute portion of a chapter from a book. After you've had a chance to read two or three chapters, I'll start a new book. Before long, you'll be hooked on reading again. Even if you think you don't have time to read, sign up and let Chapter-a-Day work its magic.
We offer books on spirituality, alternative healthcare, personal growth and environmental issues (click on Browse Topics or Browse Authors to find out more about the topics or authors we cover, or click on Book Search to search through our full range of more than 1000 titles).
Literary Fiction Lovers...a group of interesting, intelligent and friendly people enjoying contemporary authors who challenge our perceptions and make us question ideals, morals or standards. We enjoy writers who can make us uncomfortable, and writers who can weave magic with their words. Literary Fiction, for fiction that stands on the quality of writing alone.
T S Eliot founded the Poetry Book Society in 1953 in order to promote a love and understanding of contemporary poetry. The PBS is now a unique membership organisation which exists to keep people all over the world up to date with the best new English language poetry being published in the UK and Ireland today. The PBS is also a specialist book club and a not-for-profit registered charity funded by the Arts Council of England.
This is the Web site for anybody who loves to read - or aspires to write - bestselling fiction. You'll find book reviews and previews, a wealth of writing advice, an online bookshop, a writers' showcase, Internet links, and much, much more besides!
SeniorNet is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization of computer-using adults, age 50 and older. SeniorNet's mission is to provide older adults education for and access to computer technologies to enhance their lives and enable them to share their knowledge and wisdom.
BookiesToo is a long-standing book discussion group that is friendly and welcoming. We enjoy stimulating book discussion and we love to chat about anything that is book-related!
"Have you ever entered a library, inhaling the musty perfume of thousands of books and felt euphoric? When you go to a bookstore, do the books seem to leap from the shelves into your hands? Do you have precarious piles of books covering all available surfaces in your home just waiting to be read? Does your spouse ever warn you that your house is about to collapse under the weight of books? If you've answered affirmatively, you have serious symptoms of a disease I suffer from, bookaholism. But don't despair. It's a healthy addiction." The Book Group Book
The Rogue Book Group was formed to read the classics, great modern novels, and outstanding works of nonfiction. We select books twice a year from a list of member nominations. In most cases, we read and discuss each book for two weeks.
Established in 1978, The Women's Press is dedicated to publishing incisive feminist fiction and non-fiction by outstanding women writers from all round the world.
trAce connects writers and readers around the world in real and virtual space. We promote an accessible and inclusive approach to the internet with the focus on creativity, collaboration and training. This is where writers meet to experiment, create new work, and expand the potential of the global literary community.
The Australian Book Fair is a well-established event that has been showcasing the publishing industry since 1992. A trade-only event, the Fair runs over 2 days and focuses on new releases, business to business trading and awards celebrating the industry achievements. In conjunction with the Fair, the Australian Publishers Association runs a number of associated events including an Industry Awards Dinner, Design Awards, special forums and functions.
sociedade civil que tem como finalidades o estudo e a coordenação das atividades editoriais no Brasil, bem como a proteção e a representação legal da categoria econômica de editores de livros e publicações culturais com base territorial em todo o país.
BookExpo America is a showcase of books in all formats, gift & music merchandise, as well as new technology and services.It is an educational forum that looks at the busines of books from many viewpoints.It is a center for rights activity.It is the meeting place for the entire book industry, where thousands of industry professionals form around the world come together to network, learn and conduct business.
The International Book Fair BookWorld counts among the international trade fairs which focus on balanced commercial and cultural presentation. First day of the fair is reserved for professional publics business negotiations and members of the press only. Every year, the main organiser of the book fair - Association of Czech Booksellers and Publishers and its production company Svt knihy, Ltd. - focus on attracting as many booksellers, librarians, information professionals, literary agents, representatives of publishers and printers as possible.
The Border Book Festival is a non-profit organization founded in 1995 by a group of writers, artists and community people committed to celebrating literature and the art of story in the southern United States--Northern Mxico border region, based in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Blue Metropolis Foundation, a registered non-profit organization, was established in 1997 to advance education in literature and related arts.
To achieve its mission of educating and of increasing the public's understanding and appreciation of writers and writing, the Foundation has made a commitment to organize numerous activities throughout the year, including the celebrated Blue Metropolis International Literary Festival.
Un espacio singular donde se ha demostrado que realidad y fantasía se confunden en un delicioso laberinto de lectura. Narraciones de cuentos, talleres, espectáculos y muchas otras actividades capaces de encender e incentivar la imaginación y curiosidad de los más pequeños, de fascinar las mentes de los jóvenes y de restablecer el asombro y la admiración de los grandes.
Since first established in 1919 till now, the Fair has been uniquely characterized by creating continuity and positive interaction with the different ongoing views and intellectual opinions. This enabled it to always assume a leading role in the Middle-East. Being always renovated and expanded, the Cairo International Book fair Currently occupies a high universal ranking coming next to the International Frankfurt Book Fair with respect to the number of books displayed, the involved publishers, and the number of visitors.
The Dublin Writers Festival is an initiative of Dublin Corporation, through its Arts Office, with the support of the Arts Council of Ireland and the generous assistance of numerous organisations to be found on our sponsors page. We look forward to their continued support in future years.
To advance the fondest dreams of Canadian writers and publishers through increased public awareness of authors and their books. To foster excitement in the Canadian literary arts generally. To provide an environment congenial to that audience for whom writing and the arts might be considered an elitist and/or awkward situation. To bring good writing to the local folk. To celebrate excellence in the field. To sell authors, and books.
Established in 1983, it is Europe's largest and liveliest public book event, now taking place on an annual basis. It presents an extensive programme for both adults and children including discussions, readings, lectures, demonstrations and workshops.
Fall for the Book is a public festival for all ages, featuring a variety of book-related programs that celebrate literacy, reading, and writing. The community-based festival is held in the City of Fairfax and at the George Mason University Fairfax campus. Events are open to the public and almost all are free of charge. A wide range of programs will appeal to adults, children, students, and families.
Festival of Words is a registered non-profit volunteer organization celebrating the imaginative use of language through literature, drama, storytelling, film, and music. We promote literacy, writing skills and the cultivation of lifelong reading habits by providing stimulating experiences that appeal to a broad audience. A primary focus of our youth program is to foster creativity and strong communication skills.
Meer dan 9.000 beursbezoekers volgden één van de lezingen en panelgesprekken in het kader van het volwassenenprogramma. De belangstelling voor literatuur was groot. Ook de politieke debatten en gesprekken rond onderwerpen binnen de sfeer van esoterie en spiritualiteit scoorden zeer goed. Circa 2.500 bezoekers volgden het kinder- en jongerenprogramma dat dit jaar aanzienlijk uitgebreid was. 5.500 kinderen bezochten de beurs in schoolverband. Vermeldenswaard is dat ca 10.000 bezoekers ingingen op het verzoek van de organisatoren om gebruik te maken van het voordeel van de gecombineerde treintickets.
In an exhibition area of some 190,000 square metres, you will find more than 380,000 books published by more than 6,600 individual exhibitors and 80 national exhibitions: publishers and multimedia producers from 110 countries as well as 280,000 visitors, among them 11,000 journalists. Today, Frankfurt is the most important trading event in the international rights and licences business within the publishing industry. Founded directly after the Second World War, the Frankfurt Book Fair has become the symbol of modern internationally orientated book trading.
All the stars come out to play in Grahamstown soon after the Winter solstice when the Tsimela (Xhosa for Pleiades) rise, heralding the start of the New Year in Africa. As June ends, the little Eastern Cape city is transformed into one huge happening. The pace quickens, the drums beat.....
In 1985 the first Göteborg Library Fair was arranged - however purely as a trade fair for librarians. The number of visitors just exceeded 5 000. The following year the fair opened up for the publishing trade as a whole - as well as for the book loving public. The number of visitors dramatically rose to 25 000 !Throughout the years the fair has developed into an important cultural manifestation and has today become Northern Europe's largest book fair - with over 100 000 visits every year.
A one-day festival featuring authors representing a wide range of genres and interests. Held on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College, the festival provides a variety of workshops, readings, and panel discussions for readers and writers alike. In addition, there is a complete program of childrens activities, many of which include parents. Book vendors, publishing services and local literacy groups offer their goods and services in booths set up in the park-like setting where entertainers contribute to the festive atmosphere.
Established in 1963, the JIBF is recognized worldwide as an important commercial and cultural event. The JIBF hosts book trade professionals from around the world who come to meet with each other in an intimate setting, allowing them to sell books, create new projects and talk the business of books.
Mit 77.000 Besuchern hat die Leipziger Buchmesse einen neuen Rekord erzielt. Projektleiter Zille sprach von einem der besten Jahrgänge überhaupt. Eine "Aufbruchstimmung bei den Verlagen" machte der Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels aus. 35.000 Besucher kamen zum Festival "Leipzig liest".
