NovelCritic reviews published and self-published novels
November 22nd, 2006 by Ravenhurst
The novels that are reviewed by NovelCritic don’t necessarily fit in any type of genre. They just happen to be whatever we are reading at the time. We read anything from science fiction and fantasy novels to the latest spy thriller and from novels for young readers to mainstream fiction.
What the reviews are
- Which books are worth reading, and why they are worth reading
- Which books are not worth reading and why
- A forum for lesser known authors to get a little good publicity
- Reviews that regular people can read and use
What the reviews are not
- A full book report providing an in-depth analysis of the plot, characters, or symbolism in the novel
- A spoiler for the ending of the book
I never did find the Great Gatsby an enjoyable read, nor did I enjoy reading the hundred page reviews of people who did.
If I enjoyed the book enough to recommend it, I want you to read it. I’m going to give you just enough to let you know if you will like it.
Our Specialty
One thing we do specialize in, if we could be said to specialize in anything, is self-published novels. There are some very good unpublished works out there. I know. I’ve read a few. There are also some novels that, to put it nicely, still need a little work. We hope that we can point you in the direction of the good ones.
If you are interested in sending us a digital copy to be reviewed, please visit our contact page for more information. We can’t promise to read the whole novel (if it isn’t very good), but if we do read the whole thing, we will give you a review on our website and point a link to a location where it can be purchased.
For more information about the members of NovelCritic reviewing articles, please visit the pages of the individual NovelCritic authors. You will find literary interests as well as links pointing to some of the books that they have reviewed and often the book that they are currently reading.