| Three In/Three Out |
We review books with our exciting new "Three In/Three Out" system. Liquid
Imagination Book Reviewers read novels with a critical eye, with readers in mind.
They pick three things readers may like about the book and three things readers
may dislike. What I like may not be what you like. It's very possible that what I
don’t like may be what you, as a reader, won't mind or may possibly even enjoy.
I may not care for the occasional typo, but typos may not bother you. I may not
like an author changing POVs throughout the story, but you may enjoy it.
Readers are different with various likes and dislikes. For example: you may have
easily followed the proceeding paragraph, but some readers will be like, HUH?!?
That’s the reason for the “Three In/Three Out” system.
The format for each review is such (loosely followed):
1) Introduction and the reviewer's discussion of the book as a whole.
2) The Three In/Three Out.
3) The final conclusion to sum it all up."
This allows Liquid Imagination Book Reviewers to brag up the books they love
while delivering truth to those who may not enjoy the books as well as those who
eat such reading up. Our goal is to support quality writers of fiction with a
resounding smack of truth.
NOTE: If you would like to become one of our Liquid Imagination Book Reviewers,
please contact John “JAM” Arthur Miller. List your publishing credits and
acceptances, both fiction and non-fiction, as well as pertinent background
information regarding the reviewing of novels, anthologies and websites. If
accepted, you will have to use our “Three In/Three Out” system. Book Reviewers
cannot review their own books or the work of colleagues/friends.
Imagination Book Reviewers read novels with a critical eye, with readers in mind.
They pick three things readers may like about the book and three things readers
may dislike. What I like may not be what you like. It's very possible that what I
don’t like may be what you, as a reader, won't mind or may possibly even enjoy.
I may not care for the occasional typo, but typos may not bother you. I may not
like an author changing POVs throughout the story, but you may enjoy it.
Readers are different with various likes and dislikes. For example: you may have
easily followed the proceeding paragraph, but some readers will be like, HUH?!?
That’s the reason for the “Three In/Three Out” system.
The format for each review is such (loosely followed):
1) Introduction and the reviewer's discussion of the book as a whole.
2) The Three In/Three Out.
3) The final conclusion to sum it all up."
This allows Liquid Imagination Book Reviewers to brag up the books they love
while delivering truth to those who may not enjoy the books as well as those who
eat such reading up. Our goal is to support quality writers of fiction with a
resounding smack of truth.
NOTE: If you would like to become one of our Liquid Imagination Book Reviewers,
please contact John “JAM” Arthur Miller. List your publishing credits and
acceptances, both fiction and non-fiction, as well as pertinent background
information regarding the reviewing of novels, anthologies and websites. If
accepted, you will have to use our “Three In/Three Out” system. Book Reviewers
cannot review their own books or the work of colleagues/friends.
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| Holy Hell by Michael Jodoin |
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