Melville House Books

David Brooks’s writing always leaves me feeling like I’ve been covered in slime. His New York Times columns drip with faux-everyman platitudes, manipulative emotional appeals, bad science, phony aphorisms, misleading… 4 / Read more »

At the Observer, Dan Duray takes a look at how big publishers eat each other in a report about Hachette imprint Little, Brown’s crime imprint start-up Mulholland Books. The report,… Read more »

Turns out they have some pretty interesting acoustic and tonal qualities, too. Happy Wednesday. (Via Galleycat.)

Vietnamese publisher arrested and released Advertising in books? Navy Seal memoir raced into print Norman Mailer’s Eclectic Life/Home (NYT) The Urgent Matter of Books Man discovers priceless book in his… Read more »