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Knopf Doubleday reserves the right to accept or decline requests on a case by case basis.
**Please note that Knopf Doubleday is using NetGalley for publicity and marketing purposes only.**
Your request will likely be approved:
-- if you already receive printed galleys from Knopf, Doubleday, Pantheon, Schocken, or Vintage/Anchor books.
-- if you are a regular reviewer and you include information about the publications you review for as well as links to some recent reviews
-- if you are a librarian who includes information about your ALA membership or other supporting material in your bio
-- if you are located in the US and work for a US-based library or publication. (We do not hold rights to distribute eGalleys to territories outside the US, and suggest you reach out to the publisher in your country to attain a copy.)
Regarding bloggers:
-- Blog should be updated daily or almost daily and have a significant number of followers
-- Blog content must be relevant to the book being requested (e.g., a science fiction blogger requesting a literary novel or a YA site requesting a political nonfiction title is unlikely to be approved)
-- Requesters *must* include a link to their website/blog
-- Requesters *must* include information about their “reach.” For example: the number of unique visitors or how many comments are posted each month, the number of Twitter/Facebook followers, or how many reviews are posted each week.
-- Requesters should have *above average means of spreading the word about books*. (Reviews on sites such as LibraryThing, GoodReads, and Amazon/BN.com are not sufficient.)
**Please note that Knopf Doubleday is using NetGalley for publicity and marketing purposes only.**
Your request will likely be approved:
-- if you already receive printed galleys from Knopf, Doubleday, Pantheon, Schocken, or Vintage/Anchor books.
-- if you are a regular reviewer and you include information about the publications you review for as well as links to some recent reviews
-- if you are a librarian who includes information about your ALA membership or other supporting material in your bio
-- if you are located in the US and work for a US-based library or publication. (We do not hold rights to distribute eGalleys to territories outside the US, and suggest you reach out to the publisher in your country to attain a copy.)
Regarding bloggers:
-- Blog should be updated daily or almost daily and have a significant number of followers
-- Blog content must be relevant to the book being requested (e.g., a science fiction blogger requesting a literary novel or a YA site requesting a political nonfiction title is unlikely to be approved)
-- Requesters *must* include a link to their website/blog
-- Requesters *must* include information about their “reach.” For example: the number of unique visitors or how many comments are posted each month, the number of Twitter/Facebook followers, or how many reviews are posted each week.
-- Requesters should have *above average means of spreading the word about books*. (Reviews on sites such as LibraryThing, GoodReads, and Amazon/BN.com are not sufficient.)
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Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Based in United States
Member Since 2011
3600 Members Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
+3538 More
Approval Preferences
Knopf Doubleday reserves the right to accept or decline requests on a case by case basis.
**Please note that Knopf Doubleday is using NetGalley for publicity and marketing purposes only.**
Your request will likely be approved:
-- if you already receive printed galleys from Knopf, Doubleday, Pantheon, Schocken, or Vintage/Anchor books.
-- if you are a regular reviewer and you include information about the publications you review for as well as links to some recent reviews
-- if you are a librarian who includes information about your ALA membership or other supporting material in your bio
-- if you are located in the US and work for a US-based library or publication. (We do not hold rights to distribute eGalleys to territories outside the US, and suggest you reach out to the publisher in your country to attain a copy.)
Regarding bloggers:
-- Blog should be updated daily or almost daily and have a significant number of followers
-- Blog content must be relevant to the book being requested (e.g., a science fiction blogger requesting a literary novel or a YA site requesting a political nonfiction title is unlikely to be approved)
-- Requesters *must* include a link to their website/blog
-- Requesters *must* include information about their “reach.” For example: the number of unique visitors or how many comments are posted each month, the number of Twitter/Facebook followers, or how many reviews are posted each week.
-- Requesters should have *above average means of spreading the word about books*. (Reviews on sites such as LibraryThing, GoodReads, and Amazon/BN.com are not sufficient.)
**Please note that Knopf Doubleday is using NetGalley for publicity and marketing purposes only.**
Your request will likely be approved:
-- if you already receive printed galleys from Knopf, Doubleday, Pantheon, Schocken, or Vintage/Anchor books.
-- if you are a regular reviewer and you include information about the publications you review for as well as links to some recent reviews
-- if you are a librarian who includes information about your ALA membership or other supporting material in your bio
-- if you are located in the US and work for a US-based library or publication. (We do not hold rights to distribute eGalleys to territories outside the US, and suggest you reach out to the publisher in your country to attain a copy.)
Regarding bloggers:
-- Blog should be updated daily or almost daily and have a significant number of followers
-- Blog content must be relevant to the book being requested (e.g., a science fiction blogger requesting a literary novel or a YA site requesting a political nonfiction title is unlikely to be approved)
-- Requesters *must* include a link to their website/blog
-- Requesters *must* include information about their “reach.” For example: the number of unique visitors or how many comments are posted each month, the number of Twitter/Facebook followers, or how many reviews are posted each week.
-- Requesters should have *above average means of spreading the word about books*. (Reviews on sites such as LibraryThing, GoodReads, and Amazon/BN.com are not sufficient.)
