November Book of the Month: Brolliology by Marion Rankine
Our November Book of the Month is Brolliology – a fascinating history of the umbrella in life and literature. Continue reading November Book of the Month: Brolliology by Marion Rankine
Tag: Melville House
The Talented Ribkins is exactly what you’re hoping to find…
Clare takes a road trip across Florida, digging up $100,000 worth of feel-good. Continue reading The Talented Ribkins is exactly what you’re hoping to find…
Underground Fugue by Margot Singer
A novel set in London around the time of the 2005 bombings, Underground Fugue is haunting, powerful, quietly frightening… Continue reading Underground Fugue by Margot Singer
The Birth of Eurovision! A History of Modern Europe Through the World’s Greatest Song Contest
Sarah reflects on the annual Eurovision Song Contest with Chris West… Continue reading The Birth of Eurovision! A History of Modern Europe Through the World’s Greatest Song Contest
Why I Am Not a Feminist
Sarah M and Rachel from the Marketing Team share their thoughts on Jessa Crispin’s forthcoming book Why I Am Not A Feminist Continue reading Why I Am Not a Feminist
A Very Melville Christmas!
A quick look at the latest three titles from Melville House’s Art of the Novella series – perfect stocking fillers for literature lovers. Continue reading A Very Melville Christmas!
Trainwreck: The Women We Love to Hate, Mock and Fear, and Why
Heather recommends a new book of nonfiction examining why we love to hate female celebrities… Continue reading Trainwreck: The Women We Love to Hate, Mock and Fear, and Why
The Making of Donald Trump – August Book of the Month
Turnaround MD Bill Godber writes about this scathing, groundbreaking portrayal of presidential hopeful Donald Trump… Continue reading The Making of Donald Trump – August Book of the Month
Bookish Newsletters
Heather recommends the best literary newsletters on the internet… Continue reading Bookish Newsletters
Books We’re Looking Forward to July – December 2016
The whole team set out the coming months’ most intriguing books… Continue reading Books We’re Looking Forward to July – December 2016