When book covers go to heaven
I became a book cover designer because I like variety. In food, in people, countries, music, everything. Every new book is an entirely new world with its own requirements, challenges,… Read more »
Look, sir — droids! I mean, books!
A long time ago, at an imprint not so far away… On Friday, a release posted to Starwars.com revealed a forthcoming anthology from Del Ray Books, Ballantine’s sci-fi imprint. Called… Read more »
Christopher Boucher on what it was like editing Jonathan Lethem’s More Alive and Less Lonely
Some books open you up — they read you, imprint themselves on you. Such was the case with Jonathan Lethem’s new collection of nonfiction, More Alive and Less Lonely, which… Read more »
To Catch a Beat: Jonathan Lethem watches Herbert Huncke in a bookstore
Today we’re delighted to publish More Alive and Less Lonely, the brand-new collection of essays by library hero, Philip K. Dick enthusiast, and puking-cat-doodler Jonathan Lethem. Edited by the brilliant Christopher Boucher, it’s a… Read more »
Jonathan Lethem papers, drawings of cats vomiting, and other oddities sold to Yale University
Yale University’s recently reopened Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library has acquired papers and assorted oddities from Motherless Brooklyn writer (and forthcoming Melville House author) Jonathan Lethem, reports Jennifer Schuessler of… Read more »