Melville House Books

Someone will win the Nobel Prize for Literature today, and if past years are any indication, it’s probably going to be someone who seems expressly chosen to frustrate the Ladbrokes… Read more »

The first three pages of your new book are blurry while the rest of the book loads. You can binge-read a whole series from an acclaimed author over a snowy… Read more »

From now until the end of the year, we’ll be publishing weekly excerpts from 1913, which  The Observer called “An absolute gem of a book.”  1913 was the year Henry Ford first put a conveyer belt… Read more »

Last month on Publishing Perspectives, Olivia Snaije interviewed and profiled Ann Morgan, a woman who—from January 1 to December 31 of 2012—“set herself the challenge to spend one year reading a… Read more »