The History of a Year
An examination of the (many) books that are built around a specific 52-week period.
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The Cult of Amazon
Who would write, almost daily, 1,000-word overviews of composers and music that most of the general population has never heard of and probably don't care to know about? Inside the weird world of Amazon's most hardcore reviewers and their quest for the best.
Announcing Our New Name
Miller-McCune is renaming, and relaunching under the new moniker: "Pacific Standard."
Call Us Names (Or At Least, Give Us Some …)
We're renaming ourselves, and we thought our loyal readers may have some ideas for a new moniker.
10 Memorable Threads from 2010
Miller-McCune’s Web editor loves all of his progeny, especially these — and these, and those.
The Kindle Revolution May Take a Later Train
The Kindle and its kin, like the newly announced Sony e-readers, will undoubtedly change the face of publishing in time, but the Delphic pronouncements of its partisans may be a tad overblown.
The Nobel and Literature’s Third Rail
No country is an island, a poet might say, but the insularity of the U.S. has raised some hackles.
Comic Strip Database Created
Like every other form of humor, comic strips reflect the era in which they were created. But for…