What Books to Read:
Reviews, Bibliographies

Book Reviews

Some book review sources now have RSS feeds. Click on the icons to get the feeds. (What's RSS?)

Online Literary Criticism Collection - Links to over 4,000 sites for literary criticism (Internet Public Library)
Booklist - A review of books recommended for public libraries (Paid subscription)

Publishers Weekly - Reviews from the leading book industry publication
Reader's Catalog (Barnes and Noble)
Reviews and Reading Lists (Overbooked)
Ruminator Magazine - Good to have it back (Formerly Hungry Mind Review and Ruminator Review)
Times Literary Supplement (TLS)
See also Reader's Advisory Service

Stump the Bookseller - Trying to find a long-lost book? Ask here. Asking a question is $2. Browsing previous questions and answers is free. A service of Loganberry Books in Ohio.

B-Feeds: Web Feeds for Books and Monographs - RSS feeds for book updates (Gerry McKiernan)
Beatrix - A blog that reviews the reviews
The Complete Review - Reviews hundreds of books review sites
New Pages Guide to Review Sources

Recent Books Cataloged at the Library of Congress - Books cataloged in the last few years with tables of contents, summaries, etc. Divided into Business and Economics, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Science and Technology
Library of Congress Bibliographies, Research Guides, and Finding Aids - Lists of books, online resources, and LC-only collection. If you can't get to the LC, check your library for the same or similar publications.

Searchable Bibliographies, Major Library Catalogs, and Librarian Tools - General and subject-specific bibliographies (Gary Price)
Subject Bibliographies of government documents from the U.S. Government Printing Office
See also Journal Indexes
The Great Books:

You don't have to be a conservative to read the Great Books. Many of the books on these lists are actually pretty subversive, but William Bennett and the late Allan Bloom won't tell you that. (Harold Bloom might.)
Great Books Lists - My compilations of lists of Eastern and Western Classics
Award Winners:

Literary Lists - Prize winners, mostly
The Robot Vegetable's Reading Room - Home of the Book Awards page
AwardWeb - Links to lists of literary award winners
Other Lists:
Amazon.com Syndicated Content - Lists of new and bestselling books in various categories, in RSS feeds
Banned Books Online - Books are still banned right here in the United States, but you can read them here.
Fictional Footnotes and Indexes - Actually the footnotes and indexes are real, but they are found in works of fiction. A list by William Denton.
Guys Read - Recommends books for boys with lists of books and a searchable database (i.e., enter a subject you're interested in or a book you've enjoyed, and it recommends more). Recommend your own favorites for other guys. By Jon Scieszka, author of The Stinky Cheese Man — a book guys (and girls) like to read.
One Book - Readers recommend one book they would like the world to read
See also Reader's Advisory Service

These Web sites ask what you're looking for, then give you some recommendations.

All Readers - Select qualities you want in a book. Based on reviews contributed by users.
WhichBook - Select points on a number of spectra (such as easy-demanding, sex-no sex), then you get a list of books that meet your criteria. If you're in the UK, you can borrow books.

For everyone who's ever wondered how to put that in a bibliography.

Citation Style Guides for Internet and Electronic Sources (University of Alberta Library)
Columbia Guide to Online Style - Presents both humanities style and scientific style for citing electronic resources
Online! A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources by Andrew Harnack and Eugene Kleppinger - Includes a guide to the major citation styles — APA, MLA, Chicago, and CBE
Research and Documentation Online - Finding and documenting sources in the humanities (MLA), social sciences (APA), history (Chicago), and sciences (CBE) by Diana Hacker

Citing References in Your Paper (U. Wisconsin Writing Center)
Internet Citation Guides: Citing Electronic Sources in Research Papers and Bibliographies
Karla's Guide to Citation Style Guides
Style Sheets for Citing Resources (Print and Electronic) - MLA, APA, Chicago, and Turabian examples

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