March 16, 2018 » MobyLives! Archives

The Week in Impeachment reads the paper, observes that the Impeachment Clause is awfully good for the country

Our president, by his failure to either condemn or act, continues to shield key persons and entities in Russia from the sanctions and other repercussions they deserve in response to cyberattacks on… 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

A whole lot of you have been downloading the Torture Report. Good. Keep it comin’.

Melville House

So, we announced this yesterday, and you might have read about it at Huffpost, Metro, or The Hill. We’ve decided to give away free e-books of our edition of the Senate Intelligence Committee Report on Torture, following Donald… Read more »

Porter Square Books is being sold to its staff

Simon Reichley

It seems that things are changing pretty quickly in the world of brick-and-mortar bookselling. No one has managed to put out the tire fire at Barnes and Noble, not even by… Read more »

Another day, another fight against the capitalist machine: UW-Madison offers up a plan to “consolidate” libraries, remove millions of books

Alex Primiani

According to a recent story on Madison, Wisconsin’s community radio station WORT-FM, the University of Wisconsin—Madison is proposing a consolidation of over twenty of its libraries, which could involve the removal of over two million… Read more »