Showing posts with label elizabeth noble. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elizabeth noble. Show all posts

25 June 2008

Talk of the Town Tonight: Elizabeth Noble


Find out if this book, Elizabeth Noble's THINGS I WANT MY DAUGHTERS TO KNOW, is worth reading tonight!

Talk of the Town with Parker Sunshine
I'll be on ~7:20PM EDT (4:20 PDT, 1:20 Anna Time)
WEBR for D.C./Virginia/ Maryland locals (available through your TV)
Everyone else: Tune in here!

FYI, the last time I was on the radio was when I called in to Milwaukee's New Rock Alternative 102.1 in the '90s and found myself on the receiving end of a DJ's riff about tambourines. In two hours, I hope to say something more substantial than "Uh... what?"

ETA 7:45PM Hooray! Despite a few first-timer issues (I was using Skype on my PC, which didn't want to play nice) I think we all had a good time doing that. If you're surfing by here courtesy of Parker's site, welcome! Stick around, we're fun.

23 June 2008

Talk of the Town page is live!

Hey, so remember when I told you I was going to be on the radio? The week has finally arrived! My radio voice is not ready, but show host Parker Sunshine has thrown up a neat page for my feature on the show, officially called "Parker Sunshine's Bookworm." So if you don't already know my last name or what I look like, check it out.

And cancel all your plans for Wednesday when I'll be LIVE on air with Parker to talk about Elizabeth Noble's THINGS I WANT MY DAUGHTERS TO KNOW. Will I always be this annoying about reminding you to tune in? Perhaps!

17 May 2008

Reading on the Road: Washington D.C.

I'm off to our nation's capital to see my brother compete in a high school tournament, and I couldn't be prouder. Good luck, Max! (He thinks blogs are silly, but that's okay.)

By the time you read this I will already be on the train and probably deep into a chapter. This is where the Goodreads system of having a rankable to-do list breaks down a bit, because I don't want to lug any library books or hardcovers, and maybe a 96-pager is not the best use of my book-space. But here's what I'm bringing:

Candace Bushnell, 4 BLONDES -- for the forthcoming Candace Bushnell week.
Elizabeth Noble, THINGS I WANT MY DAUGHTERS TO KNOW -- One of my book party finds (in advance review copy form). I have two sisters and I'm meeting my mom in D.C., so it may be a bittersweet read.
Jonathan Coe, THE RAIN BEFORE IT FALLS (also an ARC) -- Marjorie lent this to me! Hey, Marjorie! I haven't forgotten.
Review book for EDGE New York: Lewis DeSimone's CHEMISTRY.

I'm also bringing my mom's belated Mother's Day gift of two books, so I'm just 2 volumes away from being a Tom Stoppard. And I'll only be gone Saturday and Sunday... sheesh.