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…
Tag: Melville House
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
I’m Not a Shark, But… – On the Comfort of Queer Narratives in the Aftermath of Pulse
“Reading different kinds of stories about people who have different identities helps educate, helps people be kinder, more understanding, less aggressive towards difference.” Continue reading I’m Not a Shark, But… – On the Comfort of Queer Narratives in the Aftermath of Pulse