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 »
The Duke’s Table
Half The Kingdom
The Jane Austen Rules
The North of God
Cat Out of Hell
Red or Dead
Contraband Cocktails
The Damned Utd
The Dark Net
Gabriel Garcia Marquez: The Last Interview
The U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Marriage Equality (Gift Edition)
Hannah Arendt: The Last Interview
We, Robots
The Philosophy of Beards
The Constitution Demands It
Wittgenstein Jr
Encyclical on Climate Change and Inequality
Nora Ephron: The Last Interview
La Femme de Gilles
Rules for Werewolves
James Baldwin: The Last Interview
The Essential Heinrich Böll
Bernie goes to the Vatican Bundle
Ray Bradbury: The Last Interview
The Establishment
The Senate Intelligence Committee Report on Torture
How to Do Nothing
The Ghost Network
The Dog Walker
The Art of the Novella subscription + Referral Rewards!
The Biographical Dictionary of Literary Failure
Gnarr!
Trainwreck
Ernest Hemingway: The Last Interview
The Dunwich Horror
Bartleby Mug
Sophia
The Utopia of Rules
Future Days
How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive
Bartleby the Scrivener
Billy Budd, Sailor
The Quest for a Moral Compass
Spurious, Dogma, & Exodus
What We Do Now
Why I Am Not a Feminist
The Next Next Level
The Weirdness
Philip K. Dick: The Last Interview
Ada’s Algorithm
The Day the Renaissance Was Saved
Not on Fire, But Burning
Melancholy Accidents
Bolaño
The Buenos Aires Quintet
Happiness
An Exaggerated Murder
The Dead
A History of Money
“I Would Prefer Not To” Bartleby Tote Bag
Patience and Fortitude
