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And getting into stupid arguments with people writing Ph.Ds.


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  • fozmeadows said on January 5th, 2009:

    Oh, the unjoys of copywriting. I worked, briefly, as an assistant copywriter for what I suspect is probably one of the nicer(est) digital media firms around, and e’en so, the act of trying to convince people to sign up for a shitty credit card on the offchance they’d win a holiday and listening to otherwise normal people lamely attempt to justify these efforts by mumbling, ‘well, it’s actually quite a *good* card’ was enough to convince me to give up and just play online trivia all day, until, to everyone’s relief, I was fired.

    That was an extremely long sentence. I apologise. But also, and much more importantly, congrats on the new cover, and on finding so eloquently that little path through the subconscious leading back to a nugget of Good Idea, long since buried in the murk of Almost, and mining it with an Unobtaium pen.

    …Can you tell I’m writing again? I’m writing again. And I’m going to shut up now and go eat some macerated pears.

  • Tom said on January 6th, 2009:

    Accurately referencing N Katherine Hayles ought to be a mandatory requirement for at least 8% of all blog posts written.

    That’d be ‘Writing Machines’?

  • Nick Harkaway said on January 6th, 2009:

    I actually read “How We Became Post-Human” (which by coincidence I found yesterday evening while dealing with a minor shelving catastrophe and talking to my US publisher about paperbacks). I’m now going roaring off to get “Writing Machines”.

    Well, I say “roaring off”. Actually, this is one of those moments when I want a Kindle. It seems appropriate.

    As opposed to a Sony Reader, which is for some inexplicable reason not Mac-compatible.

    (Weird choice there, Mr Hirai, but… anyway…)

  • Seth Nenstiel said on January 10th, 2009:

    Well I, for one, am really glad Clare pointed at the story she did. I found The Gone-Away World to be very well written and quite enjoyable.

    I also find it quite amusing that you blog. Amusing to me only in a manner of happiness because it is such a normal activity that I feel we as a society (one of rants and raves and normality), would not think of authors of books to commit to. Authors are people who you come in contact with via the insert on the back of the book cover. They live distant lives away from the public eye, and you know them through the picture of them posing with their dog as a cool wind causes ripples on the surface of the ocean. Therefore, once again, it seems interesting to read your everyday thoughts, instead of your ‘writing’ if you will think of ‘writing’ as a photography done by a professional, and picture by a novice.

    I am getting wordy. So once again, enjoyed the book, am enjoying the blog.

    Two questions:

    Do you Twitter? http://twitter.com

    and

    Are you in the process of another book?

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