BOOK REVIEWER GUIDELINES
Formatting for Book Reviews should comply with
the following:
Title: Title of the book reviewed in bold capitals and centred.
Author: On a new line, also centred, insert “By Author” and if the book is an edited collection, follow the author by “(Editor)”.
Publisher: On a new line, also centred, insert place of publication, followed by a colon, followed by the name of the publisher, followed by a comma, followed by the year of publication, then a stop. If relevant, the series and its number in the series followed by a stop.
Details: Following the publisher information, identify the number of pages and whether the book includes an index noted as “(incl index)”, then a stop, then the ISBN of the book, followed by a stop, then the price (in GBP when possible, but other currencies are accepted), followed by a stop.
Reviewer: The name of the reviewer will appear at the foot of the review together with his or her position and place of employment.
Samples: Some examples include:
THE LAW AND ETHICS OF MEDICAL RESEARCH:
INTERNATIONAL BIOETHICS
AND HUMAN RIGHTS
By Aurora Plomer,
London: Cavendish Publishing, 2005, 158 pp,
£50.00, ISBN 1-85941-687-X
Deadline: We expect reviews at the latest six months after the book has been shipped.
Word limit: Book reviews must be kept under 2,000 words.
Footnotes: No footnotes are allowed in book reviews without editorial
permission.