O.K. this is something I've run into with book reviewing. I never felt I
should review a book if I was acknowledged in any way. But in those cases
there was usually a good reason for the achknowledgement -- I had worked with
the author, done some research or whatever.
I'm sitting here today listening to the CDs that have piled up for me to
review. I finally got around to reading the liner notes in one. I'm thanked
in the big list of folks who are thanked. I don't recall doing anything other
than being on the other end of a couple of late night phone calls when someone
involved needed to talk.
So, would it be wrong of me to review this CD? I have no financial interest,
no involvement business-wise, etc.
Advice? If I do proceed and review it, I will explain to my editor what
little connection there is.
Thanks,
Deb
