Melville House Books

This past weekend brought us a small and strange controversy that, strangely, may speak to the continuing validity of OuLiPo and potential literature generally. In the way of all internet… Read more »

The closeness of “Gogol” and “Google” is just too tempting for it not to have resulted in some kind of mash-up or modern-day re-working—and so it now has, in the… Read more »

The Grolier Club is hosting a free exhibit, American Little Magazines of the 1890s: A Revolution in Print, from February 20-March 27. Featuring magazines such as The Philistine, the Bibelot,… Read more »

On a recent trip to Asheville, North Carolina—sometimes referred to as the “Paris of the South” or the “San Francisco of the East”—I stopped into four different bookstores and was… Read more »