I was temping in an office: data entry, filing, low-level proof reading. Days had a machine-like regularity: same alarm, same bus—head lowered beside the same commuters—and same lunch on the… Read more »

Today we’re delighted to be publishing Martin MacInnes’s gripping, mind-melting Infinite Ground. It’s been called “strange, haunting dislocating.” It’s been compared to “Kafka, refined by Jorge Luis Borges.” It will change… Read more »

This past Friday, June 9th, we here at Melville House were lucky enough to spend the afternoon with some of the finest folks around, the Librarians, on the occasion of… Read more »

Last week, as the shaken Coke can of spring burst into the fizzy heat explosion of summer, we took a look at some of the books we have forthcoming in… Read more »

This week, as our Google searches for the likes of “breathable fabric,” “second-hand air conditioner,” and “best ice cream in [municipality x]” grow frequent unto obsessiveness, we’re taking a look… Read more »