April 06, 2018 » MobyLives! Archives

This week brought mounting evidence of presidential negligence, incompetence, and instability, along with speculation as to whether the president would move from the “subject” of a criminal investigation to being… 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

Booksellers across the country reflect on the impact of Amazon Books

Simon Reichley

This week, the American Booksellers Association published a field report on independent booksellers facing competition from the first wave of Amazon Books, the internet retailer’s unsavory foothold in meatspace. The first… Read more »

“A book? What’s that? It’s made of trees, you say? Can I at least swipe on it?”

Nikki Griffiths

As you read this post, written by a currently very-depressed-publishing-professional, on your computer screen, tablet, or smartphone, the future of book-loving children everywhere hangs in the balance. According to Bronwen… Read more »

“[All bookshops are] beautiful, no matter what they say, the [Evening Standard] won’t bring them doooown…”

Tom Clayton

Over the weekend at the Evening Standard, Luke Abrahams published a list of the twenty prettiest and most instagrammable bookshops in London. Now, Lord knows, few of us are above snapping the odd,… Read more »

Melville House Books

April 6, 2018

The Week in Impeachment: Negligence is impeachable, FYI

Barbara A. Radnofsky