Critical Reviews

Critical reviews are written for an informed readership, and exist at a crossroads between journalism and scholarship.  The authors are often experts in their fields, but they are writing for a general rather than a scholarly audience.  These reviews are longer than general interest reviews, and might appear in such publications as the New York Review of Books, The New Yorker, or The Village Voice.

Suggested Resources:

For Recent Reviews

• Expanded Academic Index
• New York Times
• Book Review Digest
• The New York Review of Books (online from 1963)
• TLS, the (London) Times Literary Supplement (in print from 1969)
  

For Older Reviews

• New York Times Historical
• Book Review Digest Retrospective