Dispatch 31

For those who missed it earlier this week, McSweeney's has my latest dispatch up...I'm going to do my best to update it more regulary.

Free Book From TOW Books

In case you missed the link on McSweeney's yesterday, or in case you don't go to McSweeney's at all, TOW Books is giving away free copies of their books (both physical copies and ebooks). Read about it here.

Memories of David Foster Wallace

Beginning tomorrow McSweeney's will begin running various thoughts, anedotes, and memories of David Foster Wallace. If you have anything you'd like to share you can email them to Chris Monks; read the full details on the webpage.

Inquiry & McSweeney's

For those of you who missed it, McSweeney's has a new "Dispatches from a Public Librarian" up.

Also, Inquiry with Mark Lynch has a radio interview I did for them.

Dispatches from a Public Librarian

McSweeneys.net has my latest dispatches up today; take a look for some brief online library fun.

Top 10 Reasons to Be a Librarian

In case you missed it, McSweeney's put my newest "Dispatches from a Public Librarian" up on Monday.

John Warner's New Book

The Web editor at McSweeney's, John Warner, has a new book (So You Want To Be President?) coming out, and is starting a Web campaign to promote it. On Wednesday he is asking fans and wannabe fans to buy pre-order his book on Amazon (basically what this does is boost the sales so people are more likely to see it...Amazon puts the bestselling books first). He hopes it will be the number one humor book in the Political Humor category. If you like McSweeney's, then you might enjoy Warner's book. If you hate McSweeney's then you should still give it a chance! He has a great voice and wit...he write's often on the Web, so you might have read his stuff without even knowing it.

McSweeney's RSS

McSweeney's has started an RSS feed (They've been around for nearly 10 years! It's about time!). Subscribe now...they won't let you down.


http://feeds.feedburner.com/mcsweeneys

Dave Eggers EW Interview

If you really want to know a thing or two about the publishing business, or simply want to here about a man quietly doing good things in the world, then follow the link to the EW interview with Dave Eggers: http://www.ew.com/eggers