Sound Up

The latest episode of Sound Policy is my interview with science fiction writer James D. Macdonald about his collaborative hoax novel Atlanta Nights, vanity presses, online distribution, and the future of publishing. Thanks to C.E. Petit for putting me in touch with his client James. The story of Atlanta Nights is a fun one and it was an enjoyable interview.

Single Weirdest Change Wrought By Motherhood

I now listen to Raffi. By choice. Like, when Tyler's not even around.

P.S.: My new favorite Google search.

Of Foxes And Henhouses

Frank Field: "Guess Who'll Be Running the House IP Subcommittee?" (Answer: Howard L. Berman.)

A-Blogging He Will Go

Mazyar Hedayat aims to cover the ABA TechShow, and is looking for support:

i've been at the ABA Legal Technology Show (techshow) for 8 years as a visitor, a speaker, an exhibitor — and this year will be no exception. yet many who could benefit from attending will not be able to for one reason or another. that's where blogging techshow 2007 comes in. . . .

i'm looking for sponsors who can help send me to the show as well as attendees who would like to help blog the show. . . .

Damned Good

Colin Samuels gives divine Blawg Review, give yourself lots of time to take it in.