March 27, 2017

Some books open you up — they read you, imprint themselves on you. Such was the case with Jonathan Lethem’s new collection of nonfiction, More Alive and Less Lonely, which… Read more »

Melville House Authors

Celebrating 20 Years of Independent Publishing — Melville House
Melville House author Carissa Véliz backs new U.S. privacy bill — Maya Bradford
In conversation with Melville House authors Nandita Dinesh, Sasha Fletcher, and Steve Toltz — Amelia Stymacks
A note to librarians, from author Gregory Galloway — Melville House

Burning books: still a bad idea

Julia Fleischaker

A Florida Man started a wildfire by burning books in his backyard. No jokes here, families were evacuated, and several homes were actually destroyed. For CNN, Christine Sever, Madison Park, and… Read more »

Theodore Beale aka Vox Day aka Johan Kalsi trolls John Scalzi, has too many aliases

Simon Reichley

Last Tuesday, Tor Books released The Collapsing Empire, the latest novel from sci-fi juggernaut John Scalzi. The previous day, a mysterious doppelganger writing under the name Johan Kalsi released The Corroding… Read more »

Eat, drink, and read, for tomorrow we die

Peter Clark

“Who wants to live forever?” —Freddie Mercury “What win I, if I gain the thing I seek? A dream, a breath, a froth of fleeting joy. Who buys a minute”s mirth… Read more »

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Christopher Boucher on what it was like editing Jonathan Lethem’s More Alive and Less Lonely

Christopher Boucher