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James A. Cox
Editor-in-Chief
Midwest Book Review
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Oregon, WI 53575-1129
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Author/Publisher Information (Get a Book Reviewed)

The Midwest Book Review gives priority consideration to small publishers, self-published authors, academic presses, and specialty publishers whenever possible.

Reviewing print books is always free of charge. We do not accept ebook submissions directly, but we can put ebook authors/publishers in contact with reviewers who may choose to review their ebook for a $50 reading fee.

To submit a print book for review we require the following:

  1. Two finished copies of the book. No galleys, uncorrected proofs, ARCs, ebooks, pdf files, etc.
  2. A cover letter.
  3. A publicity or press release. This should include either a physical address or an email address to send the review to.

There is an approximate 14 to 16-week "window of opportunity" for a book to be assigned out for review.

If/when a book makes the final cut and is featured, we will automatically send a tear sheet to the publisher for their records. When a book has been submitted on a publisher's behalf by an independent publicist, we will also try to furnish the publicist with a tear sheet for their files as well. It is the publisher's responsibility to inform authors and editors of the review.

You may also want to read the following articles on the Advice for Writers & Publishers section of our website:

James A. Cox
Editor-in-Chief
Midwest Book Review
278 Orchard Drive
Oregon, WI 53575