Monthly Archives: September 2008

Hey, I read all of ‘em!

September 30, 2008
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So the stock market was down 777 points yesterday, up more than 500 points today, it looks as though Congress may get some form of a deal through, and all of your hard-earned cash might not turn into confetti. Yay! Thanks in large part to McCain’s wildly erratic behavior and serious wonkiness (who stands up in front of ga-millions of people at the moment of the greatest financial disaster in America since the Great Depression and quips, “I’m a betting man!”) and Obama’s level-headedness, Obama is racing forward in the polls. But hey, enough about the economy, let’s get...

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Books for Barack

September 24, 2008
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Via Happy Booker: Ayelet Waldman has a vision. It’s a vision that I know many of us share. Read it here. If you’re an author, you can get on board by donating signed copies of your books to Books4Barack, which has already raised $40,000 for Obama. The response to the basket of books has been so enormous that Ayelet has run out of books. So get those books in the mail! Details at Books4Barack.

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Is McCain Afraid to Debate

September 24, 2008
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On the same day that a new ABC-Washington Post Poll revealed that Obama’s lead has widened considerably during the financial crisis, McCain has asked to have Friday night’s presidential debate at Ole Miss delayed. He says he wants to get to Washington to work on the financial crisis, but if one looks at everything he has said since the crisis began, it is clear that he has no economic plan. Barack’s lead likely has a great deal to do with the fact that McCain has clearly supported deregulation of the banking industry, and has been a huge supporter of...

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Desperately Seeking Pregnant Nordic Goddess

September 23, 2008
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Oh, how I love the blogs. But this has to be one of my favorites. Someone from Seattle, liveblogging during his Manhattan interlude, waxes poetic about a moment on a train with a tall blonde Nordic goddess. And guess what the stunning mama-to-be is reading! I realize that, were I still looking for romance, the fact that I fall in love with a different girl every 5 minutes in this town might not bode well for the assurance of future fidelity. But how can I help it? The aforementioned Nordic goddess was also apparently about 7 months along, standing...

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come say hi

September 21, 2008
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Stop by the Booksmith booth at the Cole Valley Street Fair in San Francisco today. My pal Andrew Foster Altschul (Lady Lazarus) and I will be there from noon to one, chatting about literary fiction (or whatever else you want to talk about) and recommending great books. Where: Cole Street between Carl and Grattan N Judah stop: Carl and Cole. Bus: 43, 6, 66, 7, 71 All the details are here. Other folks who’ll be warming the seats and shooting the breeze at the Booksmith booth: 1- 2 pm – Discuss Mysteries with Louise Ure (The Fault Tree) and...

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