Melville House Books

Is bundling — selling a print book together with its digital version for one price — a good idea? Is it, indeed, an idea whose time has come? There have… 16 / Read more »

Despite the fact that some people believe Charles Dickens can not be read or appreciated by today’s gadget-addled callow youth (see Ellie Robin’s Mobylives article), the rest of us are… Read more »

There are a few interesting articles circulating about mass market fiction consumption in the UK library system. The romance genre has long sat atop the list of most checked-out titles,… 1 / Read more »

If you’re an atheist bibliophile with a love for church architecture, things don’t get much more appealing than the gorgeous Selexyz bookstore in The Netherlands, formerly a Dominican church. Last week Mental Floss posted photographs of churches converted to secular… Read more »

The second act of F. Scott Fitzgerald Indie giant R.J. Julia to change hands 50 years later, White House intern writes memoir about sex with JFK Dorchester may really be… Read more »