Tag: Writing
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Santa Barbara Towel Day Celebration 2023
Join the 2023 Towel Day Celebration in Santa Barbara, California on May 25th at The Book Den Independent Bookstore.
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Obrigados Pelos Peixes Author Q&A
The wonderful Adams fan site, Obrigado Pelos Peixes (Thanks for all The Fish), helmed by the fabulous May Santos, sent me a series of questions for an author Q&A about being a Douglas Adams fan and creating Douglas Adams’ London. You can read my answers in Portugese here, or in English below. When was your…
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Happy Launch Day
Happy Launch Day to Douglas Adams’ London! Pre-orders should ship soon even though it still shows as unreleased.
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The New York Times Joins The Meaning of Liff Business
The New York Times joined the Liff business by explicitly inviting teenagers to create missing words for discernable meanings.
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Goodreads Giveaway Closes March 19th!
Head to Goodreads and sign up for your chance to receive one of five signed author copies of Douglas Adams’ London.
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In The Hands of Fans
I’m filled with joy knowing I have made something that made my fellow fans happy. Pardon me, while I nip off to another dimension for a moment and collect myself…
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The Douglas Adams’ London Map and Guide is Available to Pre-Order from Herb Lester!
Whether local or international, whether you’re heading to London now or dreaming of a literary pilgrimage someday, you will enjoy the beautiful illustrations, descriptions, and trivia included in this guide.
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Writing in The Galleries (II)
My 50th birthday is today, and over the last week, my head and heart were in an agonizing argument about what that meant. I ignored them both and took my body dancing on Saturday.
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The Map is HERE!
My single early copy of the map is here…But I can’t open it. While I was writing an update for Forty-Two Places Fans about the map…IT ARRIVED! The UPS driver just walked up and dropped it off as if it was a normal package and not the culmination of years of work and worry. The…
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Writing in the Galleries (I)
The facilitator invited us to observe a piece of art from the galleries and jot down a “fast and loose” poem, not about the art, but about the relationship between ourselves and the art.