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Old 01-25-2012, 07:52 PM   #20
Elfwreck
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I keep thinking someday I'll review a book and the author will attempt to correct me. Heh. I look forward to the opportunity to point out that reviews are written for other readers, not for the author, and if I were planning to lie about a book, it generally wouldn't be to insult it. (Also, I would relish the opportunity to shout across the blogosphere the name of an author stupid enough to tell me directly that I shouldn't be critisizing their books.)

Some of the all-squee reviews I question--did they *really* think this book was absolutely awesome, or did they just kind-of enjoy it, but it hit their buttons well or they generally like the author or they loved the cover? I have more trust for reviews with some critique in them.
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