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How do you write a book review that would be good for a blog?


Aug
7

I have never been great at writing. I volunteered to read books and review them for my library's website — I have a book read, but now comes the hardest part: writing my thoughts up. Anyone have any suggestions?

Actually all you have to do is to talk into a tape recorder about the book and then transcribe it onto the computer.

Or…just write it down exactly how you are thinking about it.

You wrote quite a lot in your question, no spelling mistakes, good punctuation, and well worded. I think you are selling yourself short by saying you have never been good at writing. Just do it and you will see how it will just flow out of you. You wouldn't have volunteered if you hadn't thought that you could do it.

MCR News, Comic Book Reviews Kick-Ass, Captain America, more


Aug
7

Breaking News: Lead singer of My Chemical Romance, Gerard Way is calling Umbrella Academy his debut comic. BUT, we dug up a comic he published way back when he was in high school called “On Raven’s Wings”.

Mark Millar and John Romita take on real life people getting into superhero suits in Kick-Ass #1. This “real life” superhero even has a MySpace profile. Is this a gimmick or is it a book worth picking up? Find out in this review.

Is Thor #6 the Thor we’ve been waiting for? It’s still early on in this series, but we think this book has finally arrived with this issue.

Then Captain America #35, continues the great story arc with Bucky as the new Captain America. Justin calls it “an event comic written like a regular comic”.

In this Speed Round, we check out Good & Evil #1 which actually had some unexpected Biblical overtones, Ex Machina #34, Brave and The Bold #10 which is fun old school comic book action, Abyss #3, and Locke & Key #1 written by Joe Hill, Stephen King’s son.

In the mailbag: Metamorphic asks about our take on Mini-Series. Do more minis mean less attention to long-running series? Are more minis a good thing?

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