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Something Different11 August 2004

Booktastic!

Last night I was meeting with some writer friends. One of whom was Alison Wright . I haven't seen Ali in nearly a year. We got to see photos from her dream trip to Mount Kailash. But that feat was nothing…

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Personal7 August 2004

New Business Cards

Last Minute Leo drove over to the business card print shop last night and found out that they were closed all weekend. So, who could I turn to in a hurry? FedEx Kinkos could have it done in time.…

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Authors6 August 2004

Tim Cahill in Portland

I've already told you that Tim-the-writer, not Tim-the-Aussie, is coming to San Francisco. But he will also be in Portland for the Willamette Writers Conference this weekend. He's giving the keynote…

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Events5 August 2004

Sense of Place Event Coming Up

So...there have been a few developments since I posted about the book release party for A Sense of Place at the Pan Pacific in San Francisco. ( "Inside to the Big Leaguers" ) First, Simon Winchester will…

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Publishers2 August 2004

Rough Guides Directions

Rough Guides has released a new line of city guides called Directions . Here's a description from their press release. "DIRECTIONS are an original alternative for visitors on a short break, travellers in…

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Authors1 August 2004

Sunday Travel Book Notes

On the shelf: Sense of Place by Michael Shapiro Australia, Great Southern Land: a New History of Australia by Frank Welsh Googlewhack Adventure by Dave Gorman Article about author Paul Fussell Radio host…

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Authors31 July 2004

Andrew Dean Nystrom

Last night I met Andrew Dean Nystrom for the first time after months of sporadic emails and YM chat sessions. ADN is the author of several Lonely Planet guidebooks including my fave playground, Las Vegas…

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A Writer's Life30 July 2004

New Resume

Contrary to popular day-dreaming, not all work lands in your inbox pitch-free. Though, I wouldn't have known it the way my luck has been the past six months. Touch wood. So, I've started to think about…

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