There will be no shortage of commentary in the coming days about what just happened. It will be an inundating, heartbreaking deluge of information to contend with, to parse, to… Read more »

On 24th June millions of Brits woke to the news Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson, and Michael Gove had done their worst and coaxed an impressionable, disgruntled nation into voting to… Read more »

So, uh…  what just happened? America just had probably the strangest election in its history. At Melville House, we’ve had the privilege of contributing to the political discussion by publishing… Read more »

Publishing books can be a very slow process. Imagine the labor of researching and writing a book, a few rounds of editing, and up to ten months of production, then pepper in… Read more »

Welp, there’s good news and there’s bad news. The good news: an end to the raging dumpster fire that has been the 2016 election is finally almost here — just a week… Read more »

As 2016 continues in its wretched quest to rob every last one of us of our very ability to even, there’s little any of us can do, it seems, besides… Read more »

Maybe you heard about it — last night, two people who would both like to be president held a public debate. One of them was a former White House resident,… Read more »

In 2005, Donald Trump flew to Colorado to give a motivational talk. Accompanying him were his wife, Melania, and a violent convicted felon and swindler named Felix Sater, who was… Read more »

America is a country with 1,500 locations of Sunglass Hut, a store where people stand under mall lighting, trying on different sets of eyewear and imagining how they’d look wearing… Read more »

“Donald has shut down many things with threats of litigation. I wrote a proposal for a Tim Burton movie about Donald Trump, and his threats of litigation meant that it… Read more »