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  1. Jan 10, 2021 · For more on this audacious scam go to Writer Beware, Book Review Scams are Everywhere. Authors are obsessed with book reviews, especially on Amazon. That’s probably why solicitations by paid book review services are the most common scams I find in my inbox.

  2. Aug 27, 2018 · Check Alli’s vetted list for publishers clearly marked in red with a history of problems. These are definitely ones to avoid. You will find alerts for problematic book publishers, such as AuthorHouse, Dog Ear Publishing, Dorrance Publishing, and Page Publishing, just to name a few.

    • Anthology Scams. These have been around for at least a hundred years. Since the 1920s, scam poetry anthologies have run little ads in the backs of magazines.
    • Overpriced No-Name Contests. These have been around a long time, too, but they’re bigger and more profitable in the age of self-publishing. You pay $20 to enter a poem in a contest and if you win, the prize is $50.
    • The Bogus Agent or Fake “Literary Scout.” This one has been around since the 1980s at least. Anybody can call themselves a “literary agent.” There’s no degree.
    • The Vanity Press Masquerading as Something Else. Scammy vanity presses are everywhere right now — masquerading as traditional publishers, “hybrid” presses, or “self-publishing assistants.”
  3. Oct 15, 2024 · If someone claiming to be a popular author offers to read or review your book for a fee, its almost certainly a scam. We also recommend that authors with large followings search for and report fake social media accounts.

  4. Aug 21, 2019 · To help you protect your work, your bank account, and your dignity, we're going to highlight some of the shady companies you should avoid — and give you tips on how to spot a publishing scam at ten paces.

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  5. Jan 4, 2024 · Question: today I received an email addressed to my pseudonym from (someone who owns a book review website). She claims she reviews new books, has been doing this for years, and has increased the sales of new authors.

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  7. Book reviews give authors "money quotes," those pithy sentences on the cover. Here are ten review sites that provide free and paid reviews.

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