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Book reviews and author interviews. They provide independent and honest book reviews, promote literature, support authors, and help consumers find the best prices for books they want.
Go to www.thetruthaboutbooks.com
The Poetry Society website. A site for poets containing poetry reviews, poetry events, stanzas, membership information, poetry competition information and an online shop.
Go to www.poetrysociety.org.uk
The Literature Network provides searchable literature for students, educators, or enthusiasts. There are books by famous authors, author biography's, poetry and quotes. The site also has a literature community forum.
Go to www.online-literature.com
Swap books you no longer need for books you really want. BookMooch is a points based community for exchanging used books. Every time you give someone a book, you earn a point and can get any book you want from anyone else. Once you've read a book...
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Free online UK book exchange. Select a book you would like from 'The Library', then agree on a swap with the current owner. When the books are received, each person logs on to say they have received the book and they rate the other person.
Go to www.readitswapit.co.uk
Book, writing and publishing information. Specialist sections include poetry, children's writing, journalism, screenwriting, song writing, technical writing and more.
Go to www.writerswrite.com
Royal Society of Literature - UK organisation devoted to the promotion and enjoyment of really good British writing. This is their web site and it contains events, publications, awards and other information.
Go to www.rslit.org
For authors and those interested in literature. Notes from the Underground publishes the best short-fiction from up-and-coming and established writers. Content from the print-issue is available online.
Go to www.notesfromtheunderground.co.uk