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Immortal Works

Reviewers

Circle

Our team is currently seeking to fill several Reviewers positions!

Do you love to read?

Do you love FREE books?

Do you love sharing your thoughts on new books with friends and family?

If so, we want you on our team!

Details

Early reviewers get free copies of soon-to-be published titles, which they agree to read and then post an honest review on Amazon the day the book is released. We also encourage team members to post reviews on Goodreads, BN.com, the reviewer's blog, etc, where they help other readers make purchasing decisions.

 

Have questions about the Immortal Reviewers Circle ARC program? Review our FAQ below! Ready to get started? Visit our list of available stories here.

 

ARC Program FAQ

 

What Exactly is an ARC?

ARC stands for “Advanced Reader Copy.” These are uncorrected proofs of finished, edited novels and novellas. They may contain spelling or typographical errors, and may not have a final cover or interior formatting. They are not meant for widespread distribution, and are sent to reviewers in advance of the publication date.

 

When are ARCs sent out? How long will I have to read to them?

ARCs are typically distributed 1-3 months prior to the book’s release date. You would have the period between when the ARC is sent to you and the book’s release date to read the book and write an honest review.

Do I have to read and review every book that Immortal Works publishes?

Nope! You have full control over when to participate. Open calls for advanced readers will be posted under cover photos on our Upcoming Titles page. You can decide on a case-by-case basis if you’d like to participate in the ARC for that particular title by asking yourself questions like:

  • Does this sound like a title I would enjoy?

  • Do I have time to read the book and write a review prior to the specified release date?

Will it be an ebook or a paperback?

At this time, all of our ARCs are distributed in ebook format. For the best reading experience, we recommend that you use an e-reader, but you can also read the ARCs on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers.

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