What Bob Woodward’s Fear tells us about the state of publishing
In its first week on sale, Simon and Schuster announced that Bob Woodward’s Fear was their fastest selling book ever; 1.1 million units sold in all formats. Ten printings by… Read more »
New library coming to a neighborhood near me
Ahhh, Dumbo. The Brooklyn neighborhood that Melville House calls home, and where we enjoy amenities like art galleries, a lovely riverside park, even a poetry shop. Of course, like the rest of… Read more »
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