February 13, 2020

The political-insider book is hardly a new phenomenon—Tacitus’s Annals, which was named one of the ten best nonfiction books of 117 (AD) by The New York Times, is an early example… Read more »

Politics

"Wot, No Books?" Milton Keynes library saved after protesters check out its entire stock — Tom Clayton
Vimes for change: Pratchett character lends name to new food index — Tom Clayton
Melville House author Carissa Véliz backs new U.S. privacy bill — Maya Bradford
Disgraced former health minister in talks to publish new book How I Won the Covid War — Nikki Griffiths

$25 million lawsuit against Netflix’s “Choose Your Own Adventure” film will proceed

Ryan Harrington

Think back to content past. Netflix’s anthology series Black Mirror, specifically its 2018 feature length cousin Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, seems, to most of us, like a weekend spent and then forgotten. But the… Read more »

Trump administration tries to stop funding libraries … again

Andréa Córdova

One of the biggest threats to education in the United States is the current presidential administration. There was much coverage on how ill-suited Betsy DeVos is as the United States… Read more »

Melville House Books

Torrent of Trump tomes tarnishes book biz; bonanza of “bad faith” books bemoaned

Mike Lindgren

$25 million lawsuit against Netflix’s “Choose Your Own Adventure” film will proceed

Ryan Harrington

Trump administration tries to stop funding libraries … again

Andréa Córdova