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SeniorNet Books, the internet’s oldest continuing books discussion site, features a wide range of book discussions. The participation of notable authors in discussions of their books and SeniorNet’s own Readers’ Guides of books discussed have been hallmarks of this site.
The Utne Reader, a bi-monthly magazine consisting primarily of compilations from the “alternative press,” has message board discussions about books. You need to be a member of the parent site to participate in discussions (books or otherwise), but registration is free.
Salon has gotten quite a name for itself as an online magazine. There are ample opportunities to discuss books in their Table Talk area (monthly fee required for posting access to Table Talk; reading posts is free).
Described as a forum “for the discussion of all topics related to reading and literature,” this site has an eclectic and eccentric charm.
Constant Reader has a large message board system discussing a wide variety of books. Readers also have the option of participating via email.
This online discussion forum is part of a site called “Surfing with the Bard,” a website dedicated to helping readers understand and appreciate the works of Shakespeare.
BookWire is a resource for information related to the book industry, and the forum section of their website includes a place for general book discussions.
