An e-mail address was given, I wrote immediately, and I'm still waiting for a reply.
Weirdly or, not so weirdly, given I wrote just up there that there really is a game out there for everyone Rinse and Repeat isn't the first interactive shower simulator on the market.
Weirdly – or, not so weirdly, given I wrote just up there that there really is a game out there for everyone – Rinse and Repeat isn't the first interactive shower simulator on the market.
At the end of every guest lecture I gave, I had students write everything they would do differently, everything they disliked.
That's obviously untenable given I'm writing a book about emerging markets and on a 10-plus hour flight every month.
On my desk stand innumerable small figures, including Freud, Shakespeare and Oscar Wilde, plus a small statue of Don Quixote, which I was given when I wrote a television version.
The very idea that anyone would consider giving something I wrote an award is a huge thrill!
Back in 2009, as fracking and the mining of the oil/tar sands in Alberta ramped up – when people were talking about Peak Oil and the dangers of the supply giving out – I wrote a piece called "The Future Without Oil".
But here's an item that caught my eye, given what I wrote about hypocrisy yesterday: Deadbeat Rep. Joe Walsh, Who Owes $100k In Child Support, Receives 'Pro-Family' Award From Family Research Council.
Given that I wrote the book that coined that term 20 years ago, I attended with great interest.
But this current record I'm working on, Give Voice, I wrote and arranged the songs all in pre-production on my own.
