The Internet Book Shop displays detailed information about each book, including content, reviews, and suggested readership. Not quite as fun as a real bookstore, but nearly as useful. Is doing an interesting and tasteful job of presenting news and information as a form of subtle promotion for independent print publications. The interface is easy to use, reviews are short, pithy, reasonably well-written, and the screen shots of new games are always interesting. Other material includes editorial comment and an advertising section for computer game companies.
Back issues are also available.
So check it out for unbiased reviews before you waste your money on something that doesn't help you waste time. Get gbXX-gra.zip AND gbXX.zip, where XX is the issue number. If you're a writer of short fiction, Verbiage wants you. Submission guidelines and issues 1 and 2 can be accessed on the Verbiage home page. Help them out and send them your fine prose.