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Blogger: Lonna
Genres: YA, Crime, Contemporary Fiction, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Romance, Mystery/Thriller, Science Fiction, New Adult, Children's, LGBT, Humor, Horror,
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5,000 p/month
I'm Greg and this is my virtual book den where I talk about books, films and anything else that comes to mind. I've always been an avid reader and I enjoy promoting authors and discussing my favorite books with others. I also do freelance writing and have written for the Knights of the Dinner Table magazine and the SF blog SFSignal.
https://gregsbookhaven.blogspot.com
Blogger: Greg
Genres: YA, Contemporary Fiction, Fantasy, Historical Fiction,
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5,000 p/month
Blogging for more than five years, searching the planet for the best in fiction, essays and poetry. Following the Man Booker International Prize, have been a Shadow Jury member every year since 2014, and the Best Translated Book Award.
https://messybooker.wordpress.com
Blogger: Tony
Genres: Contemporary Fiction,
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5,000 p/month
Beyond this space, I am a contributor at Num̩ro Cinq magazine and an editor at The Scofield under my real name: Joseph Schreiber. My reviews and other writing have appeared at 3:AM Magazine, Minor Literature[s], The Quarterly Conversation, The Rusty Toque, Sultan's Seal and RIC Journal.
Blogger: Joseph
Genres: Contemporary Fiction,
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5,000 p/month
Hi, I'm Hannah! This blog will be dedicated to posts ranging on all sorts of topics from my life, to books or films to anything at all. But most importantly I will ensure that any post I post here is honest and truthful.
https://acupofwonderland.wordpress.com
Blogger: Hannah
Genres: YA, Contemporary Fiction,
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5,000 p/month
I am only accepting review requests on a very limited basis. I also regret that I am not able to respond to all review inquiries due to time constraints.
https://itstartsatmidnight.com
Blogger: Shannon
Genres: YA,
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5,000 p/month
Hi, my name is Jo and I love reading which is why I set up My Chestnut Reading Tree in February 2016 so I could share my thoughts about the books I read with the world! I read mainly crime and psychological thrillers but I also love women's fiction...basically I just love a good story and will review most books apart from sci-fi or horror.
https://mychestnutreadingtree.wordpress.com/
Blogger: Jo
Genres: Crime, Contemporary Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance, Mystery/Thriller,
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5,000 p/month
Book reviewing was born out of necessity more than anything else. It was either that or losing all her friends because she couldn't stop talking about the books she was reading. Now she gets to do it whenever she wishes and not only does she get to keep her old friends, but she was also fortunate to find her book junkie tribe too.
https://natashaisabookjunkie.com/
Blogger: Natasha
Genres: YA, Romance, New Adult,
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As an internationally renowned book blogger and USA Today blog columnist, Vilma reviews the most anticipated books, finds new gems to read, and interviews the industry's bestselling novelists.
https://vilmairis.com/everything-books/
Blogger: Vilma
Genres: Contemporary Fiction,
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5,000 p/month
Sci-Fi & Scary accepts books self-, small-, and large-press published works for review consideration. We get a ton of requests, and try to at least respond to each of them, but our emails do tend to turn into black holes at times. Bear with us.
Blogger: Lilyn & Grace
Genres: Horror,
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5,000 p/month
I read quite furiously and have been known to swallow whole books and whole worlds before breakfast. I'm taking over the world. It's happening. I also write and plan to be a famous author. Currently my stories are about sad characters with cake deficiencies, feature magic and fantasy and unfortunately bad puns. I've written 25 miserable manuscripts and someday you will read them all and either (a) proclaim my genius, (b) weep, or (c) feel driven to eat cake.
Blogger: Cait
Genres: YA,
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5,000 p/month
I try to only read books that I want to read. If your synopsis doesn't appeal to me, it would be better for you if I take a pass.
Blogger: Deborah
Genres: Contemporary Fiction, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Romance, Mystery/Thriller, Paranormal,
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I've been running this blog since November of 2013. Books have always held a special place in my heart, but it wasn't until a few years ago that I rediscovered just how magical the written word can be. I'm a big advocate for reading for fun and so book snobbery is something I don't appreciate.
https://akernelofnonsense.wordpress.com
Blogger: Alicia
Genres: YA,
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5,000 p/month
In a few words: I'm Samoan, a Grad student, mom, & cookie monster. I've been considering whether or not to make a blog for a very long time. I've always loved reading, and I've always wanted an avenue to express how I feel about whatever book I'm munching on! So, after finally diving in & - here I am.
https://srirachaqween.wordpress.com
Blogger: Samoan
Genres: Contemporary Fiction, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Romance,
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5,000 p/month
Rachel. 20-something millennial who still has her participation trophies. Bibliophile. Read 125 books in 2016. Anglophile. Musical Theater fan. Often singing.
https://rachelreading.wordpress.com/
Blogger: Rachel
Genres: YA, Crime, Contemporary Fiction, Mystery/Thriller, Christian, Non-Fiction,
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5,000 p/month
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