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Melville House Publishing Enter our twitter contest and follow us if you haven't already! We love new followers!

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Give us the 25th correct answer to this and win 3 signed books! Love & Money, Please Step Back, and The Blindfold Test. Summer reading, anyone?
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Melville House Publishing This is too good not to go viral...

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Melville House Publishing Love & Money author, Michael M. Thomas reads on Vanity Fair's website...

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From world affairs to entertainment, business to fashion, crime to society, Vanity Fair is a cultural catalyst that drives the popular dialogue globally.
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Melville House Publishing The Oregonian calls Every Man Dies Alone "both necessary and gripping"

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Publishers and translators often rescue necessary works from oblivion. Melville House, employing the gifted translator Michael Hofmann, has rescued Hans Fallada's "Every Man Dies Alone." Published in 1947, it was the last book from a German author who led a troubled life. ...
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Melville House Publishing "'Every Man Dies Alone' gets you inside Nazi Germany like no other novel": The San Francisco Chronicle

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It's lucky that Hans Fallada's novel "Every Man Dies Alone" emerged from obscurity this year in its first English translation. Otherwise our image of the German resistance to Hitler might have been stuck in Hollywood, with Tom Cruise in a Nazi uniform.
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Melville House Publishing Ben Greenman's Please Step Back gets a review in the Miami Herald http://www.miamiherald.com/entertainment/arts/books/story/1071748.html

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Miami-raised New Yorker editor Ben Greenman has once again extracted a sharp, ebullient novel from his creative well, one with inherent star quality and sparkling prose that -- for the moment at least -- shines brighter than any previous work.
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Join Melville House, New York Review Classics, The Feminist Press, Stop Smiling Books and Small Beer Press for free wine, beer, and snacks, not to mention significantly better conversation and in all likelihood far better music than you're likely to encounter at some conglomerate publishing party. Most of the hosting p...ublishers will not be exhibiting at the BEA, so this could be your sole chance to schmooze them and validate your street creds.Read more

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Melville House Publishing Upcoming event: A reading and discussion of the crime novel by PM Press writers Owen Hill and Summer Brenner.

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Time:Monday, 01 June 2009 19:00
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Melville House Publishing Check out Ben Greenman's interview with L magazine this week.

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Melville House Publishing Tonight: Ben Greenman with Carolyn Kellogg of the LA Times, 7pm, Vroman's Bookstore, 695 E. Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA

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At an exclusive post-book festival event at Vroman's bookstore in Pasadena, Carolyn Kellogg, LA Times Jacket Copy book blogger—and self-confessed music geek—sits down to interview Ben Greenman about and the life and music of Rock Foxx, the subject of his new book, Please Step Back.
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Briefly Noted review of “Every Man Dies Alone” (Melville House; $27) by Hans Fallada…
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Melville House Publishing We've been Very Short Listed! Review of EVERY MAN DIES ALONE:

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Sixty-nine years ago, a middle-aged German couple committed a courageous act of resistance: leaving handwritten cards with anti-Nazi messages all around Berlin. Seven years later, the German novelist Hans ...
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Melville House Publishing Melville House on Charlie Rose: discussion of translated fiction!

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A conversation about German writer Hans Fallada with Ulrich Ditzen, son of Hans Fallada, Liesl Schillinger of
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