Blogs.com Taps GalleyCat for Literature’s Best

We were pleasantly surprised to wake up this morning and discover GalleyCat had made the Blogs.com list of the ten best literature blogs, as determined by David Gutowksi, the creator of Largehearted Boy—especially since we made it onto the roster with several of our own favorite book blogs, including the websites of novelists Laila Lalami and Mark Sarvas.

Although, strictly speaking, if we’re a “literature” blog, by virtue of the fact that we talk about the book business, there really ought to be room on that list for publishers like Chad Post of Open Letter, who’s been blogging about the realities of independent publishing (and publishing world literature) at Three Percent. Maybe there’s a blog or two on that list that only covers books intermittently we could bump to make room for Post… or for another great book blog we haven’t even thought of yet, that you’ll tell us about in the comments section…

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