June 11, 2018

Renowned writer, chef, and TV personality Anthony Bourdain has died at sixty-one. According to a report from The New York Times, Bourdain, who had been working on an episode of… Read more »

Frankfurtiers

Red Hen Press, an independent publisher based in Los Angeles, has spent days refusing to carry food to Sarah Huckabee Sanders — Ian Dreiblatt
“Hardee’s was really the writing sanctuary”: When award-winning fiction springs from fast food — Ian Dreiblatt
An interview with Amanda Deutch, the poet working to create a Coney Island-themed literary arts non-profit — Ian Dreiblatt
Andrew Wylie to publishing world: Diversify — Alex Primiani

Portland’s feminist bookstore (yes, the one from TV) will close its doors

Ryan Harrington

Sad. There is no other word for the fact that In Other Words—the revered feminist bookstore and community space in Portland, Oregon—has announced its closure at the end of this… Read more »

Keep books out of your trash cans, please

Michael Seidlinger

Avert your eyes, bibliophiles: What you’re about to see (well, read) will make you sick. It seems Wichita’s Woodland Elementary School decided to get rid of some books by tossing them… Read more »

The New York City subway gets its first Little Free Library

New York City has received its first underground mini-library. Little Free Library, the nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading a love for reading through a network of small, free neighborhood book exchanges,… Read more »

Melville House Books

Hail and Farewell: Anthony Bourdain (1956-2018)

Alex Primiani

Portland’s feminist bookstore (yes, the one from TV) will close its doors

Ryan Harrington

Keep books out of your trash cans, please

Michael Seidlinger

The New York City subway gets its first Little Free Library

Stephanie DeLuca