Reading and writing for a review but have a PDF Question
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Reading and writing for a review but have a PDF Question
I've read the first three poems already, but...
Should I read all the poems and review them all?
Or should I only read and review The Immigrant's Lament, which is the namesake and main poem?
Thanks! And sorry for the issue - I did look over the FAQ and some other documents but couldn't find the answer on this site.
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Yes, you should read the entire collection and review it all.Storygamer88 wrote:I signed up to read and review The Immigrant's Lament, which is a poem. The PDF I downloaded though has a collection of poems for The Immigrant's Lament and a few others like 'Watch' and 'Promises'.
I've read the first three poems already, but...
Should I read all the poems and review them all?
Or should I only read and review The Immigrant's Lament, which is the namesake and main poem?
Thanks! And sorry for the issue - I did look over the FAQ and some other documents but couldn't find the answer on this site.
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Am I allowed to copy and paste a review I wrote from another site btw?
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You can post about any book (though they don't count as official reviews, and shouldn't be labeled as such), but please check for existing topics before opening new ones, and post to existing ones when available. So, say you want to review Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, you should see if the book already has a thread open (which it no doubt does ), and add your review to that thread.Storygamer88 wrote:Thanks! Another question I have is what can I review books I've already read? For example, where do I post a review for Harry Potter book 1-3 if I wrote them? Am I allowed to post a review for anything, like Captain Underpants or One Piece?
Am I allowed to copy and paste a review I wrote from another site btw?
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And which forum for example would I post a review of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone in theory then?
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Unofficial reviews won't be added to your score.Storygamer88 wrote:Hmm, even if it's not official, will it add to my review count/review score?
And which forum for example would I post a review of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone in theory then?
It should be on the "Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books' Forum.
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