S2 EP 18 Book sirens - The place to get indie author books before they are published

​ ⁨@Litdulterous⁩    keywords   Book Sirens, book reviews, independent authors, NetGalley, reading recommendations, Stacey Wright, book influencers, ARC copies, book community, reading platform   summary   In this episode, Stacey Wright introduces Book Sirens, a platform for book reviewers and influencers to connect with independent authors. She shares her recent reading experiences, discusses the benefits of using Book Sirens compared to NetGalley, and provides insights into navigating the platform. The episode emphasizes the importance of supporting indie authors and offers tips for new reviewers looking to get started in the book community.   takeaways   Book Sirens is a great way to start reviewing books. Stacey is currently reading the Throne of Glass series. Independent authors are increasingly using Book Sirens for exposure. Book Sirens allows authors to connect directly with reviewers. The platform is user-friendly and offers a clean interface. Stacey encourages supporting indie authors and debut novels. Book Sirens takes social media presence into account for reviewer profiles. The platform provides clear guidelines for reading and reviewing timelines. Stacey plans to focus more on independent authors in the future. Engagement with the audience is crucial for building a community.   titles Diving into Book Sirens: A New Reviewer’s Guide Exploring the World of Book Reviews with Stacey Wright Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Book Sirens 02:26 Reading Updates and Recommendations 05:14 Exploring Book Sirens: A New Platform for Readers 11:20 Comparing Book Sirens and NetGalley 16:43 Navigating the Book Sirens Interface 22:33 Reader Insights and Rankings on Book Sirens 28:13 Conclusion and Call to Action   #litdulteroyus #bookchat #booktalk #bookishpodcast #bookrecs #bookreviews #booktok #booktoknewbies #booktube #booktubenewbies #bookish