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Literary Hub
An online magazine of essays, reviews, interviews and news from the book world, drawing on publishers and literary journals.
Why it is here: Criticism and essays on contemporary literature, collected from many literary sources in one place.
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the Literary Saloon
The Literary Saloon is a weblog from the complete review, with news and commentary on literature and books in translation.
Why it is here: Literary news and criticism with an international view, useful for serious readers.
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Off the Beaten Shelf
Off the Beaten Shelf is a book blog for readers who like a mix of genres, with reviews and recommendations.
Why it is here: Wide-ranging reviews that reach into literary fiction and other less mainstream picks.
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A Literary Escape
A Literary Escape is a book review blog with reviews and recommendations for general readers of fiction.
Why it is here: Book reviews that include literary fiction and recommendations for general readers.
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The New Yorker » Page-Turner
Page-Turner is The New Yorker's books blog with criticism and conversation about literature and writing.
Why it is here: Literary criticism and essays from a major magazine's books department.
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Full Stop
Full Stop is a literary website publishing reviews, interviews and marginalia about books and ideas.
Why it is here: Reviews and interviews for readers who like serious literary criticism.
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The Public Domain Review
The Public Domain Review is an online journal and non-profit project exploring curious works from the history of art, literature and ideas.
Why it is here: Brings out older literary and artistic works, for readers curious about literary history.
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Brittle Paper
Brittle Paper is a website covering African literature, with news, features and reviews.
Why it is here: Coverage of African writers and books that many general sites overlook.
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Beatrice.com - Ron Hogan's
Beatrice.com is Ron Hogan's literary website, with books coverage and author conversation.
Why it is here: A literary blog from a long-time writer on books.
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Literary Mama
Literary Mama is an online literary magazine publishing writing about the many faces of motherhood.
Why it is here: Essays, fiction and poetry on parenting, in the literary mould.
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