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Today's article was submitted by: William Yatscoff. William is a writer for Bookkaholic Magazine. If you are interested in finding more post-apocalyptic novels, dystopian novels or anything else you should come swing by Bookkaholic Book Magazine . Best Dystopian Novels for Enthusiastic Young Adults According to research reports from Good Reads, the popularity of dystopian-themed books is at its peak—the highest since 1960s. This resurgence of dystopian literature can be attributed to the enormous mass appeal of the Dream Caster, Hunger Games, Divergent and many others in this sub - genre. Given below is a list of best dystopian novels for avid readers who love turning pages packed with intrigue, futuristic settings, war, oppression and hope.  These best dystopian novels are being read by young adults across the world with equal zest. Dream Caster - Najeev Raj Nadarajah (2013) Set in the grim environs of the post - apocalyptic era, D...

Today’s article was submitted our way by William Yatscoff – Marketing Manager for Bookkus Publishing an independent publisher based in Canada focusing on eBooks and paperbacks selling via online stores and independent bookstores. He has experience working with several start-ups and focuses most of his energy on marketing and the Bookkus community. William prides himself on his ability to create solutions from nothing and does not understand the word ‘impossible’. His avid love for reading and his desire to improve the publishing industry were clear reasons for Bookkus to begin. William’s article will give us an overview of the past, present, and future of book reviewing, and will discuss how the quantity, quality, and integrity of reviews have affected the industry. The World of Book Reviewing Past – Challenges of Becoming a Book Reviewer Before the mass use of the Internet, the doors to book reviewing were harder than ever to open and book revie...