• When does Wild on Books post new reviews?

• How do I submit a review request to Wild on Books?

• What kinds of books does Wild on Books review?

• Do you charge for ads, reviews, guest blogs, etc.?

• How do I apply to be a reviewer for Wild on Books?

• Is there an RSS feed for the Wild on Books website?

• Why do you have so many different Ménage genres listed?

• I'm an author, publisher, or bookseller and would like to use one of your reviews to help promote that book.  How do I obtain permission for this?

• I'm a reader and would like to quote or link to one of your reviews to share it with friends.  How do I obtain permission for this?

• Is there a way I can find reviews on your site by genre, publisher name, etc.?

• When does Wild on Books post new reviews?

We post our reviews as soon as they are ready for primetime, as they say!  Once the review is written and edited, it is formatted for the web and posted immediately.  The only exceptions are when the publisher or author has asked us to hold a review until closer to the book's release date.

• How do I submit a review request to Wild on Books?

Easy!  We have instructions on how to submit review requests here.

• What kinds of books does Wild on Books review?

If the book interests one of our reviewers, we'll critique it.  We don't assign books to our reviewers, so review requests aren't guaranteed they'll be reviewed.

We post the requests to our staff, and they may choose what they would like to review.  We write honest reviews, and we want every book to have its best chance at a fair review, which starts with a reviewer who is interested in the book.

We do keep the review requests we receive in our database for a lengthy period of time, so even if a book isn't selected immediately, there is still a chance a reviewer may want it in the future.

• Do you charge for ads, reviews, guest blogs, etc.?

NO!  Wild on Books does not sell any advertising, charge for reviews, or have fees for guest blogs.  We are happy to place banners or links to sites related to the publishing industry at no charge.

Review requests, requests for interview, and guest blogs are all considered on an individual basis.  We try to accommodate as many as possible, but we never accept payment for any of these.

Wild on Books does this out of a love of reading and a desire to help readers make buying decisions regarding books and provide feedback that might possibly aid authors in their craft.

• How do I apply to be a reviewer for Wild on Books?

We are so glad you asked!  You can find out how to apply with us here.

• Is there an RSS feed for the Wild on Books website?

For the website, not at this time, but we are looking into it.  However, both our primary blog and our MySpace blog offer RSS feeds.  Since we post announcements concerning new reviews, interviews, contests, and everything else on both blogs, you can subscribe to one or both of those feeds to receive notification when we have new material on the Wild on Books website.

• Why do you have so many different Ménage genres listed?

That's the 10,000 dollar question...  LOL  OK, in a nutshell, each configuration denotes who is touching whom in a menage. 

What does that mean?  Well, in a M/F/M ménage, the men are both touching the woman, but not each other.  In a M/M/F ménage, the men are touching each other, and one of them is also touching the woman.  Then you have F/F/M, where the women are touching each other, and one of them is touching the man.

We like to make the content as clear as possible so readers can make an informed reading decision when choosing a new book. 

• I'm an author, publisher, or bookseller and would like to use one of your reviews to help promote that book.  How do I obtain permission for this?

We are always honored when anyone thinks well enough of our reviews that they would like to use them for promotion. 

All we require is that you properly credit the source of the review when you use it.  You are welcome to repost it in its entirety, quote snippets of it, link to it, etc.  If you use a link to the review on our site, that is all that is necessary, although we don't mind if you also include the Reviewer's name and the Wild on Books name.  If you do not link to the review, please include both the Reviewer's name and the Wild on Books name. 

• I'm a reader and would like to quote or link to one of your reviews to share it with friends.  How do I obtain permission for this?

We are happy for you to share our reviews with your friends!  We love reading and write reviews in order to spread the word regarding our opinions on the books we've read, so we encourage anyone who wishes to repost them anywhere.  In fact, we put a 'Share This' button on every Review page and every Interview page to make it easy for you to post a link on your Blog, MySpace, web site, and more!

All we require is that you properly credit the source of the review when you use it.  You are welcome to repost it in its entirety, quote snippets of it, link to it, etc.  If you use a link to the review on our site, that is all that is necessary, although we don't mind if you also include the Reviewer's name and the Wild on Books name.  If you do not link to the review, please include both the Reviewer's name and the Wild on Books name.   

We never allow anyone to either quote or repost our reviews in such a way that it makes it appear as if it is their own work and will take the appropriate legal action if we discover our reviews being plagiarized.

• Is there a way I can find reviews on your site by genre, publisher name, etc.?

Yes!  You can use the Search Site page to find a review using any of the text that might be in the review - publisher name, author name, series name, book title, character name, and more!  In fact, you can use the Search Site page to find any page on our website - contests, interviews, etc.

Because we do a full text index of our site, all of the pages are completely searchable by any word or combination of words on the site.  Simply enter your search terms just as you would on Google, Yahoo, or any search engine.