While we would be absolutely geeked just to have two readings coming up next month for "Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine," we are especially geeked about the flyers that have been created for the events, which obviously makes us, well you know geeks.
First off, we have the "Go Your Way..." book release party on September 6th here in Chicago at the DVA Gallery. For more information about the party you can go here and to get a look at Chris Szostek's killer flyer, please look above.
And second, we are way thrilled to be reading at Freebird Books and Goods in Brooklyn on September 28th and we want to express our gratitute to our most current best friend, New York writer and author of The Love Book Ken Wohlrob for his willingness to both arrange the reading and read with us.
We also want to thank Ken for the awesomely kick-ass job he did on the flyer for the event. To see that flyer please look below.
We hope to see you at one or both events and much appreciation to everyone involved for making them happen.
Our most generous publisher and good friend Orange Alert Press has reached out to interview "Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine" author and TBWCYL, Inc. spokesperson Ben Tanzer about the new book, the Chicago literary scene and what the future holds for said spokesperson. We think you may find this interview interesting and we think you may even find yourself name-dropped, especially, though not only, if you happen to be named Elizabeth Crane. Of course we think a lot of things. That said, if you are so inclined you are invited to take a look at the interview on the Orange Alert Press blog. Will it change your life? It might. Either way though, we hope you enjoy it.
Yo, pretty cool, Jason at Orange Alert Press is working with design guru Chris Szostek on the initial layout for Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine and if you wish to learn more about what they're up to please visit the Orange Alert Press blog. We of course plan to keep you up to speed on all late, and not so late, breaking news as the project evolves, but we hope you will consider subscribing to that blog as well. For all you know, it just might change your life. Though really, even if it doesn't, isn't cool enough knowing that you are like totally in the know? Yes, we think so too.
