Last week, KCRW’s Bookworm interviewed Tom McCarthy, author of the Booker-shortlisted C, a book which host Michael Silverblatt describes as a “novel that wants you, and wants itself, to know… 4 / Read more »
If you’re a book publicist and you’ve ever tried to get one of your authors on an NPR program, you’ve no doubt been lectured, as have we (many times), about… 2 / Read more »
Mobyosity seems to be spreading — last week we mentioned getting some nice attention in leading UK publications. Now, it’s appreciation from our northern neighbors: The CBC — Canada’s version… 4 / Read more »
What feats of derring-do won’t authors with a new book out not try? Just contemplating this latest sends chills down my spine. Joe Flint, on the Los Angeles Times Show… Read more »
Because new “discoveries” seem to us to be what publishing is all about, we take great pride at Melville House in the fact that some of our discoveries (Tao Lin,… 2 / Read more »
The news seems bleaker than usual these days, observes Jessa Crispin a her newest column for PBS, “Bright Books for Dark Times.” Worse: “It’s not just that the news is… Read more »
How do you market a book written in a foreign language by an author who’s now dead, that was originally published 60 years ago, and has been overlooked by mainstream… 2 / Read more »
How do you market a book written in a foreign language by an author who’s now dead, that was originally published 60 years ago, and has been overlooked by mainstream… Read more »
Perhaps the key component of our word of mouth marketing strategy for Every Man Dies Alone has been outreach to indie booksellers. It has always been our belief that it… Read more »
Perhaps the key component of our word of mouth marketing strategy for Every Man Dies Alone has been outreach to indie booksellers. It has always been our belief that it… Read more »