I sort of hate book trailers, so I made a cute dog video disguised as a book trailer instead. Enjoy!
PS. I’ve had several reports that Steal Like An Artist is starting to ship and make it to bookstores already. Get it now!
I sort of hate book trailers, so I made a cute dog video disguised as a book trailer instead. Enjoy!
PS. I’ve had several reports that Steal Like An Artist is starting to ship and make it to bookstores already. Get it now!
Yesterday I finally got my hands on a real live copy of Steal Like An Artist. I know I’m biased and all, but man, this thing is cool. Workman did an incredible job—French flaps, heavy paper…I’m really proud. I can’t wait for February 28th to roll around so y’all can hold it, too. Available for pre-order now!
If you dig these horoscopes, some from last year made their way into my new book, Steal Like An Artist—coming out February 28th!
30 Must-See Tumblr Blogs | NewsFeed | TIME.com
His redacted masterpieces have won him both a book deal and a line of art prints sold through online gallery 20×200. The focus of his Tumblr, however, is his fans. Anyone with a marker, a newspaper and a little creativity can submit to the site. The result is a kind of free-form word search, with people providing one-liners that range from funny to enigmatic to genuinely thought-provoking. Whether or not you consider it actual poetry, it’s definitely not a bad way to recycle your morning paper.
Thanks very much to TIME readers who recommended the site and to all who’ve submitted poems in the last couple of years. Strangely enough, the site is almost exactly 2 years old! I knew there should be a site where people could submit their own poems, but I was waiting around for the right platform to come along. Luckily, a few months before the book came out, Tumblr started allowing users to submit posts. And that was that. Today the site has over 25,000 readers.
I’m still accepting poems, so feel free to send me yours: NewspaperBlackout.com→
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