Oh frabjous day! Today is the day that the book that will redefine journalism, humor, and literature for a new generation comes out. Write More Good is available now! Please buy it!
Everything in the book that you find hilarious, I wrote. Those other guys wrote all the mildly amusing stuff that might be worth a chuckle or two.
Here are a couple local newspaper articles the book:
Here’s an excerpt of my upcoming book, Write More Good, Chapter 3 – Entertainment: The Glitz, the Glamour, the Death of the Super-Ego. Read the chapter, then buy the book!
As you may know, when I am not blogging about manga or knitting, I am contributing to the internet powerhouse comedy feed FakeAPStylebook and the spin-off site The Content Farm.
Our book, Write More Good is now available for preorder! Order it now so you aren’t the last on your block to get this fabulous book, which will revolutionize the field of literature for the parody twitter feeds genre!
The Content Farm has moved away from tumblr to a dedicated site, The Content Farm. You can also follow The Content Farm on twitter and like it on facebook!
The Bureau Chiefs are having a FakeAPStylebook contest. Check out the contest page for all the details. You can win a zazzle gift certificate and eternal glory.
I talk about the season premiere of Mad Men with some of the other Bureau Chiefs.
The Bureau Chiefs have set up a store of official FakeAPStylebook swag. Here’s a link to the store, and you can get a preview of the lovely goods in the flash widget below.
Over on The Bureauchiefs website, I take a look at online manga availability.
I write about Melissa Marr’s YA urban fantasy series in Get Yer YA Out: Wicked Lovely. Click on over and take a look!
There’s a new installment of my “Anna Reads Manga” column on the Bureau Chiefs site. This time I look at the works of Fumi Yoshinaga.
Also, I’m giving away a copy of All My Darling Daughters, so if you comment on the BC site, you have a chance to win some great manga.
I have a new feature over on The Bureau Chiefs where I examine YA books with adult appeal. The first article looks at Heist Society by Ally Carter.