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Chalk drawing
I’ve never had a journalist bring art supplies to an interview, but when Adrienne Breaux interviewed me in October for a forthcoming piece in Uppercase Magazine, she brought some chalk along and let me doodle while we talked. Hope it starts a trend.
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Selling books
I had a blast today selling books at Bookpeople as part of the nationwide Indies First celebration. (I’ve written before about my indie bookstore awakening.) For the record, I was pushing Tim Kreider’s We Learn Nothing, Patrick DeWitt’s The Sisters Brothers, and Oliver Burkeman’s The Antidote. I also bought a book myself: that’s Doug Dorst above, signing my copy of the amazing S.
Best of all, I got to sign books for some really cool readers! Thanks y’all for coming out.
Oh, and dig this: Oscar Ocuto showed up to get Newspaper Blackout signed and what was in his book but a bunch of fresh-made blackout poems! Too cool.
If you’re looking for a cheap stocking stuffer this holiday, BookPeople has tons of SIGNED copies of Steal Like An Artist available. They ship everywhere! Get one here.
Interview with Joel Bush
I talked with Joel Bush for over an hour on his show Capital. (Mostly about the way I operate online and the origins of the newspaper blackout poems.) You can listen above or download the MP3.
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