April 03, 2017 » MobyLives! Archives

Four years ago, Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg made a big splash, and spawned a movement, with the release of her book, Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead.… Read more »

Bestsellers

Could your Harry Potter collection make you a small fortune? — Nikki Griffiths
Children’s books in the UK remain biased against BAME and female characters for yet another year — Nikki Griffiths
Single billboard heralds arrival of new Hilary Mantel novel — Tom Clayton
Self-professed master of fraud tries to fake his way to the top of the bestseller lists — Michael Seidlinger

Er, because books don’t explode and kill Syrian children

Peter Clark

Just yesterday, the New York Times’ Russell Goldman reported that the Syrian civil war has resulted in a quarter of that country’s population fleeing. Those that remain live under the constant threat of… Read more »

Chicken Soup for the Juggalo Soul

Ryan Harrington

I do consume some media besides Cleveland Scene, but lately I have found that outlet consistently notable. Last week for example, Eric Sandy, managing editor and staff writer for that paper, wrote… Read more »

Happy eighty-three, Jane Goodall!

Melville House

“As I am not a defeatist, it only made my determination to succeed stronger. I never had any thought of quitting.” So says Jane Goodall of long days she spent… Read more »

Melville House Books

April 3, 2017

Sheryl Sandberg leans in to the idea that leaning in might not be enough

Julia Fleischaker