In this two-part article, Peter Kettle reviews the various styles of book reviewing that are adopted by those contributing on this site and in a number of other forums. The focus is on how different reviewers respond to factual mistakes and also grammatical and typographical errors.

The purpose is to set the stage for those who use this site to express their personal preference for a particular style, so as to inform future reviewers.

In Part I, styles that show a bias to “reader protection” are outlined; followed in Part II by those showing a bias to “author/publisher protection”, which concludes with a formal classification of different styles and an invitation to readers to participate.

Former Warwickshire opener Andy Moles never played for England, but his lfe story is still a fascinating one

There aren’t too many cricket books published in Pakistan, which makes this one all the more welcome

Cricket, one of the most traditional and perhaps most aristocratic sports, has always been a game steeped in tradition and convention.

Yet, as time changed and the audience’s tastes shifted, the game evolved.

In this article, we will discuss the T20 cricket format and its role in popularizing the game and its traditions, from attracting younger audiences to gaining popularity on unconventional cricket platforms.

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In this two-part article, Peter Kettle reviews the various styles of book reviewing that are adopted by those contributing on this site and in a number of other forums. The focus is on how different reviewers respond to factual mistakes and also grammatical and typographical errors.

The purpose is to set the stage for those who use this site to express their personal preference for a particular style, so as to inform future reviewers.

In Part I, styles that show a bias to “reader protection” are outlined; followed in Part II by those showing a bias to “author/publisher protection”, which concludes with a formal classification of different styles and an invitation to readers to participate.

This one is, most definitely, a bibliographical rip snorter

Nostalgia is a wonderful thing and, particularly for those of us of a certain age, this one is absolutely dripping with it