I'll admit sometimes I find it hard to stay plugged in the blogging/reading world. Everyday I rely on some awesome subscriptions to keep me informed and adding to my TBR Pile !
Bookperk
This was one of the first sites I subscribed to when I started blogging. Bookperk e-mails a list of daily book deals. Some are e-books and others are print book bundles. I grabbed a great deal on a set featuring The Cupcake Diaries by Katherine Kallinis Berman and Sophie Kallinis LaMontagne and How To Eat A Cupcake by Meg Donohue. It is a promotional service for HarperCollins so the selection is skewed.
Oyster Books
Oyster Books is the "Netflix for Books." 9.99$ a month gets you access to thousands of e-books. You can browse, read a little or read a lot with no restrictions. Recently, more publishers have jumped on and Oyster has gained an amazing catalog. They have popular YA titles like Cassandra Clare's Shadowhunter series, The Unwind series by Neal Shusterman and Kiera Cass' The Selection
Book Riot Podcast
DBSA Podcast
(Dear Bitches, Smart Authors)
Books and Sensibility is learning more and diving into the romance genre. There is no better way to jump in than to listen to the interviews and chats with romance power bloggers, Jane Litte and Sara Wendell. A non-structured anything goes podcast with a lot of suggestions, squeeing and romance reading advice.GalleyCat
Media Bistro is an all inclusive umbrella website for media professionals. One of their sites is GalleyCat which focuses on the publishing industry. I signed up for their e-mail subscription and every other day take a look at what is going on in the industry.
UppercaseBox
Okay, here is one I haven't tried, but love the idea of. Uppercase Box. For 29$ you'll receive a mystery YA novel with some fun accessories. You'll also be given access to a space to discuss the book online. The service is run by book blogger Lisa at Read Breathe Relax
What are your favorite subscriptions ? Leave them in the comments below ! I've been looking for a YA podcast so let me know !
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These are some great resourses. I always check out Book Riots website. I never thought about the podcast. I love the idea of UppercaseBox too! Wow!
ReplyDeleteI've heard a lot about Galley Cat from other bloggers as well, so I just subscribed to them. I love keeping tabs on the publishing industry. I'm kind of a nerd in that regard, really.
ReplyDeleteThe Passive Voice is another great one that helps keep tabs on the publishing industry, but it is more indie published geared than traditional, although it covers both sides.
I'll have to give Passive Voice a chance, I like to hear about different sides of the industry.
ReplyDeleteThe podcast it pretty great. I can't wait to try Uppercase. The book for last month was Kiss of Deception.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the Uppercase shout out! We're honored to make your list!!
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