Where do you learn about books?  Here's a short list of reader's advisory resources.  Do you have a favorite to add?

• Goodreads

• Library Journal

• Blogs (many people noted this generally–but don’t worry, many specific ones are listed here)

• New York Times/NYT Book Review/Magazine

• NPR

• Word Of Mouth/Friends/Colleagues (sadly there is no hyperlink for this–you will need to make friends on your own–though you can meet them at RAUNCON!)

• Booklist

• Publishers’ Weekly

• Twitter (looking for RA on Twitter? Try #readadv)

• Kirkus

• School Library Journal

• Amazon

• Entertainment Weekly

• EarlyWord

• NoveList

• People Magazine

• Bookpage

• TV, especially The Daily Show & The Colbert Report

• voyamagazine.com

• Browsing bookstores (both indie & chain)

• Edelweiss

• LibraryReads

• Patron holds and recommendations

• Brain Pickings

• Facebook (from friended authors, RA pages, and colleagues)

• Library Catalog

• LibraryThing

• Massachusetts Library System Readers’s Advisory Round Table

• The New Yorker

• Public TV

• ABA Indie Booklists

• ARCs (wondering how to get ARCs? Check out this webinar)

• Awards Lists (specifically mentioned: The Edgar Awards, The Hugo Awards, The Nebula Awards)

• BiblioCommons

• Book Riot

• Bookstore email and print newsletters (specifically mentioned: RJ Julia Booksellers, WORD)

• BookTV/CSPAN

• Buzzfeed

• Committees

• Elle Magazine

• Email signature lines

• esequels.com

• Esquire

• fantasticfiction.co.uk

• Fresh Fiction

• Guardian Book News

• Horn Book

• Huffington Post

• Indie Next

• IndieWire

• jackflannel.org/ra.html

• New York Review of Books

• Magazine

• Publisher Previews

• Reading Rants

• Salon

• Shelf Awareness

• The Nation

• Tumblr

• Vendor carts

• Webinars

• Wired Magazine

• Wowbrary

• WTIC Radio

• Yalit.com

• YALSA        

• Column1

• Slate

• BookRiot

• Books on the Nightstand   

• Stacked

• Bookshelves of Doom

• The Toast