January 26, 2018

When I wrote A Citizen’s Guide to Impeachment, my goal was a simple one: to fill out the gaps in people’s knowledge about the procedures our Constitution provides for removing an official—say, the president—from office.… Read more »

The Week in Impeachment

Anonymous Trump critic to publish book; secrecy abounds in unusual arrangement — Mike Lindgren
Author Spotlight: Ron Fein, John Bonifaz and Ben Clements at Need to Impeach Summit — Christina Cerio
The Week in Impeachment: The Trump Effect pervades — Barbara A. Radnofsky
The Week in Impeachment: This president serves two groups of people. Who stands up for the rest? — Barbara A. Radnofsky

The Week in Impeachment: 1/20/18 — 1/26/18

Barbara A. Radnofsky

In this first installment of our new weekly series, The Week in Impeachment, Barbara A. Radnofsky, author of A Citizen’s Guide to Impeachment, takes a look at some of the potentially impeachable executive… Read more »

Teens do some serious journalism… and their school doesn’t like it one bit

Alex Primiani

After investigating the whereabouts of a well-liked, suddenly absent history teacher at their high school, two teenage journalists in Salt Lake City published a story on their school newspaper’s website. The… Read more »

Poetry beef is the sweetest, most vegan beef of all

Simon Reichley

It’s not often that beef between poets makes headlines, but a recent review by Rebecca Watts of Plum, a collection by Hollie McNish, appears to have struck a nerve. Published in the UK’s PN… Read more »

Melville House Books

Introducing… The Week in Impeachment

Barbara A. Radnofsky

The Week in Impeachment: 1/20/18 — 1/26/18

Barbara A. Radnofsky

Teens do some serious journalism… and their school doesn’t like it one bit

Alex Primiani

Poetry beef is the sweetest, most vegan beef of all

Simon Reichley