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Many readers of Reference Reviews may already be subscribers to Sage Reference Online, and so will not need to be told about its role and scope in modern reference resource provision. Where this new work (published March 2011) is concerned, regular visitors to the Sage website will know that plenty of information can be found there, including, in this case, a browse facility that allows potential purchasers to look before they leap. With this in mind, my recommendation is to use browse to see something of what you are likely to get if you buy the print version of the...

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