September 12, 2017 » MobyLives! Archives

As we asked last week: Have you, uh… read the news lately? If you have, you’ve probably come across one word: Impeachment. As our president continues to astonish and worry observers all over… Read more »

Melville House Books

7 Thrilling Reads You Should Throw in Your Beach Bags This Summer — Madeleine Letellier
Celebrating 20 Years of Independent Publishing — Melville House
Continued Covid crisis catalyzes e-book sales; fallout feared — Mike Lindgren
MELVILLE HOUSE ANNOUNCES 500,000 COPY PRINTING OF FIRST IN-DEPTH BOOK ABOUT QANON PHENOMENON AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE — Melville House

After twenty-five years running Vanity Fair, Graydon Carter prepares for a third act

Taylor Sperry

After twenty-five years at the top of the masthead, Graydon Carter has announced he will step down from his role as the editor of Vanity Fair in December. The prevailing feeling,… Read more »

Hemingway’s six-toed Key West cats (and the humans that care for them) stuck around for Hurricane Irma, and they all made it through just fine

Chad Felix

This past Saturday, September 9th, the Telegraph reported that the staff at the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum would not be evacuating Key West in advance of Hurricane Irma, despite overwhelming… Read more »

It’s a good day to just sit around Menckin’

Melville House

You may just have woken up hungry for bananas, because today marks the 137th anniversary of H.L. Mencken’s birth. A legendary journalist, critic, linguist, world-class cigar-chomper, bathtub counter-historian, real-life Gene Kelly character,… Read more »