After years of working as an author assistant, I’ve realized that sometimes I forget that not all readers know the acronyms we throw around in the book world.
This is fantastically helpful! I’ve recently signed up with Net Galley, after you mentioned it in an earlier post, and been approved for two books, both history (one fiction, one non-fiction). This post is helpful for shaping the reviews that I eventually write on them. Hitting save!
Lovely post! I haven’t seen anyone talk about ARCs on Substack. I have just started signing up for ARCs! Thank you for sharing these amazing tips for being a good ARC reader! Happy reading📖💕
This is fantastically helpful! I’ve recently signed up with Net Galley, after you mentioned it in an earlier post, and been approved for two books, both history (one fiction, one non-fiction). This post is helpful for shaping the reviews that I eventually write on them. Hitting save!
Thank you, Holly!
Lovely post! I haven’t seen anyone talk about ARCs on Substack. I have just started signing up for ARCs! Thank you for sharing these amazing tips for being a good ARC reader! Happy reading📖💕
Yay! I hope you know how appreciated you are as an ARC reader. You make a big difference in helping promote and share new books.
Ethical quandary... I've seen ARCs in Little Free Libraries. Generally acceptable or hard no?
Completely acceptable - as long as it is after the pub date and not sharing an e-book copy.
Thanks! 🖤