Bookish

Melville House sponsored The Moby Awards, given to the best and worst book trailers of the past year. Big winner: Gary Shteyngart. Big Loser: Jonathan

I don't know much about Megan Boyle, where she is, where's she's been. I had read some of her writing, mostly at Thought Catalog, but

Book Expo America has been going on all last week at the Javits Center somewhere in NYC. There are booths, more booths, more expensive booths.

I've gotten two different sets of press releases about Alina Simone — one about her music and the other about her book. After a chance

Just found some time to read the massive long New Yorker piece on Odd Future from the May 23 edition. No, I don't subscribe to

Two things to look at today, both of them featuring Richard Chiem: The first is his intriguing multi-media poetry book composed with Anna C. over

Describing Tao Lin's actions as 'news' or as 'noteworthy' is always a nebulous task. But most recently he has taken to the Tumblr-Vimeo waves and

Tim Kinsella of Cap'n Jazz and Joan of Arc will be releasing a book this fall, on super-awesome press Featherproof Books. Called The Karaoke Singer's

The peoples of Gigantic Mag are having a launch party for their third issue, “Gigantic Indoors.” Slated participants include: Joshua Cohen, Lauren Spohrer, John Dermot

It's short story month (#SSM2011), declared by someone. If it's Matt Bell that has declared it, then that's fine, but if he didn't, he's doing