Become a Book Blogger: Book Blog Websites

Writing regularly about the field that interests you is not only beneficial for your visibility as an author, but helps widen your horizon by engaging with the right books. Start a book blog about a lindy book topic and become a Lindy Book Partner. You will gain access to resources like great domain names, websites, backlinks and content ideas.

Book Blogging Network: Available Blog Websites

The domain names in the following list will soon be developed into book blog websites. Submit your book project here and we can discuss which topic could be a great fit for you.

• EconomyBooks.com

  Read and write about the best books for understanding economies. You can review and summarize classic economic texts and recommend books for beginners or advanced readers. Furthermore you can interview authors or explore the history of economic thought.

• PhilosophicalBooks.com

  Examine the history of philosophical thought make philosophy books accessible to the general public. Show how the lessons from philsophy books can be applied to daily life.

• BooksForWriters.com

  Collect writing tips and techniques from lindy book authors. Reflect on your own writing experience and interview other authors for their insights into their writing process. Distingush between genres and styles (Books for Writers of Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry, and More).

• PersuasionBooks.com

  Explore books on persuasion, marketing and sales from practitioners and people with skin in the game. Write about your own reflections on persuasion and how you perceived the real-world application of persuasion techniques.

• MicrohistoryBooks.com

  Review books exploring intriguing historical niche topics and write about the power of microhistory in understanding the past. Explore further topics like microhistory in popular culture and write about books that inspired movies and series.

• MediterraneanBooks.com

  Explore the history of the Mediterranean from the Greeks and Phoenicians to today. Write about Mediterranean cuisine and culture and recommend the best books able to explain the meaning of the Mediterranean for the inhabitants of its shores.

• GreeceBooks.com

  Read and review books about the mythology, history, and philosophy of Ancient Greece as well as the literature, politics, and culture of Modern Greece. Publish interviews with greek authors and scholars.

• AustriaBooks.com

  Write about the history of Austria and the Habsburg Empire. Review books from Austrian authors and books about Austrian music, art, and architecture.

• ActivistBooks.com

  Review inspiring books about successful activists of the past. Provide guides to non-naive and effective activism.

• RomanHistoryBooks.com

  Explore roman culture and daily life through roman history books and conduct interviews with historians specializing in roman history.

• GermanHistoryBooks.com

  Write about the episodes of German History from the Holy Roman Empire to the Berlin Wall. Discuss books about German Literature, philosophy, and art through the ages.

• HinduBook.com

  Write about Hinduism, its Philosophy, Spirituality, and Religious Texts.

• SatireBooks.com

  Provide book reviews and recommendations for topics like "The Power of Satire in Literature", "Satirical Novels and Authors That Shaped the Genre", "The Art of Humor and Social Commentary in Satire" or "Satire in Politics and Popular Culture".

• SocialStudiesBooks.com

  Review books about the social fabric that holds together societies and the ways people are organizing to form groups. Explore topics like localism, mimesis and political conflicts.

• QuantBooks.com

  Explore topics like Quantitative Finance, Statistics and Data Science in Various Fields or Building Analytical Skills.