November 07, 2012 » MobyLives! Archives

Pearson may start the process before the January departure of CEO of sixteen years’ standing Marjorie Scardino… Read more »

Media

Marco Rubio’s An American Son is a memoir, but is it also an ethics violation? — Mark Krotov
Uproar over publication of Haruki Murakami's high school library records — Liam O'Brien
FSG publishing anonymously authored Silicon Valley satire---all 18 pages of it — Ena Brdjanovic
Are financial scammers really turning to Neil Strauss' The Game for guidance? — Liam O'Brien

F. Scott Fitzgerald, cowpoke

Sal Robinson

Though it’s hard to imagine a more unlikely ranch hand, it turns out that, for one summer in 1915, F. Scott Fitzgerald was just that, at the Castle Mountain Livestock… Read more »

In Russia, ebooks pirate you

Ariel Bogle

When his debut novel was published, author Peter Mountford innocently set up a Google Alert for news relating to his book. This took him down a strange path, as he… Read more »

Books to warm you up this winter

Nick Davies

It’s not exactly the dead of winter yet, but things are still pretty frosty in the Melville House office (please excuse my terribly cluttered desk). So if you’re trying to… Read more »

The candidates through the books they read

Claire Kelley

Well, the results are in, and it is interesting to compare what worked and what didn’t for each of the candidates — could it have something to do with the… Read more »

Melville House Books

November 7, 2012

Pearson to sell the Financial Times?

Ellie Robins