Silhouette Invites Book Reviews and Books for Review

August 20, 2015

Got a review of a recently published book on cinema? Send it to us. Authors and publishers – get your books reviewed by Silhouette authors.

Silhouette is currently accepting book reviews of books on cinema published recently. The book can be written in any language but the review should be written in English with a word limit of 800 words

Reviewers
Reviewers should submit their resume and their completed book review together. The book review should be original, intriguing and should highlight the salient features of the book – both positive and negative.

Authors and Publishers
Authors and publishers who wish to get their published book reviewed by the authors of Silhouette should kindly contact Silhouette – amitava@silhouette-magazine.com

Whether you are new or veteran, you are important. Please contribute with your articles on cinema, we are looking forward for an association. Send your writings to amitava@silhouette-magazine.com

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