1. Sounds great. The link, however, leads to an error page. So maybe it’s not up yet?

  2. Kessie says:

    I think searches turning up blog posts and stuff by the author sounds pretty useful. Of course, when I’m searching for a book, I’m only interested in book search results.
     
    You used to have a “Search by genre” sort of thing, like “dragons”, and you’d get all the books with dragons in them. That seems to have disappeared, and I enjoyed using it.
     
    I’ll leave reviews here once I’ve actually read more of the books. Christian fiction is hard to come by in the library, and my stinginess keeps me from paying twenty bucks for a book I may or may not like, and wind up stuck with on my shelf.
     
    I’ve read some pretty good ebooks, though. The Windrider series by Becky Minor is very good and deserves some props.

  3. Paul Lee says:

    I think the emphasis on reviews and background information is good.  That will help differentiate this library from the large booklist on Where the Map Ends.

    However, I don’t see very many reviews.  Am I missing them somehow?  I see that Maria Tatham reviewed Disenchanted Pet.  Is that review part of the database submission?

     

    Might you — yes, you yourself, if available and motivated — consider helping with Library additions and especially collecting and writing reviews? This could involve excerpting reviews from other sites, and/or writing reviews yourself.

    I’ve been looking for a venue for reviews that are longer and perhaps more analytical than Amazon reviews tend to be, but not quite professional enough to be formally published in an ezine. I’ve looked at the CSF ezines, and most of them give no indication that they would accept reviews. I might be interested in occasionally writing original reviews for this site.  How can reviews be submitted independently of the Submit a Novel feature?  Can a novel have more than one review on this site?

     

    I’ve read some pretty good ebooks, though. The Windrider series by Becky Minor is very good and deserves some props.

    I’ve read both Windrider books, and I’ve been heavily annotating Divine Summons as I re-read it, hoping to review it.

What do you think?