Self-Publishing Review

Self-Publishing Review (or SPR) is an online book review magazine for indie authors founded in 2008 by American author Henry Baum.

Self-Publishing Review
EditorCate Baum (2011–present)
CategoriesBook reviews
FounderHenry Baum
Year founded2008
CountryUnited States/Spain
LanguageEnglish
Websiteselfpublishingreview.com

Overview

Self-Publishing Review is a daily online reportage of indie book reviews, articles, and news related to the self-publishing industry.[1]

SPR members include indie author Amanda Hocking, and has interviewed Tessa Dick, former wife of author Philip K Dick, which was featured in The New York Times,[2] and bestselling author Darcie Chan.

Self-Publishing Review was one of the first original self-publishing portals, featured in The Guardian newspaper,[3] The Huffington Post,[4] Writer's Digest[5] and Forbes.[6] SPR has partnered with BookBaby, the literary sister company to CDBaby as a provider of author services.

Self-Publishing Review's annual writing contest, The SPR Book Awards [7], started in 2014, awards prizes for excellence in small press and independent authorship. It has become a yearly event on the indie author calendar worldwide with hundreds of entries each year, with winners as far afield as Australia, Ireland, Canada, and China.

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References
  1. "The Indie Author's Guide to Paid Reviews". Publisher's Weekly.
  2. "Novel by Philip K. Dick Gets an Ending". The New York Times.
  3. "Looking for a great self-published book? Here's where to find it". The Guardian.
  4. "Why(Some)Authors Fail". The Huffington Post.
  5. "How To Get Reviews For Your Book". Writer's Digest.
  6. "Publishing Is Broken, We're Drowning In Indie Books - And That's A Good Thing". Forbes.
  7. The SPR Book Awards
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