Несколько интересных блогов и сайтов, занимающихся раскопками и обзорами подзабытых, но интересных книг.
1) PAPERBACKS OF THE GODS
Capsule reviews of paranormal paperbacks through the decades. Updated via the cosmic winds - updates may be delayed by Dero disruptor rays.
https://paperbackgods.blogspot.com/
UFOs, Bigfoot, Lost Continents and more in the wide, wild world of the 1970s paranormal paperbacks ... and beyond!
2) The Neglected Books page
https://neglectedbooks.com/
Welcome to the Neglected Books page, edited and mostly written by Brad Bigelow. Here you’ll find articles and lists with thousands of books that have been neglected, overlooked, forgotten, or stranded by changing tides in critical or popular taste. Some of the books featured here are now being reissued in the Recovered Books series from Boiler House Press.
3) Forgotten Books
https://www.forgottenbooks.com/en
Forgotten Books is an online home of out-of-print epics, historical and scientific works, and accumulations of humanity’s wisdom. We offer over 1,294,109 titles (and continuously growing) that have been individually treated with pioneering restoration technology — making digitally accessible what was impossible to Google Search for: the collection of literary works spanning all of human history
4) Looking for a good book?
Reviews, comments, and the occasional blog postings about books and reading.
https://lookingforagoodbook.com/
Who am I? I am just a guy who likes to read and write reviews of what I read. Because I’m a voracious reader and will read on almost any topic, people are often asking for recommendations for something to read. It was only fairly recently, as I’ve been reading more and more electronic copies of books, that I thought maybe I should just post my reviews on-line. Maybe you won’t like what I write about. Maybe you will. But you won’t know for sure unless you read a few of them. For years my only reading material was science fiction and fantasy. Then it was young adult novels of any genre. Then westerns. Then biographies. Then history. then nature. Then major prize-winning literature. Then… well, you get the picture. Today I read a wide variety of works. I can’t say I have a favorite, though perhaps we’ll start to see a pattern of genres in these reviews.
tbc