Yep. See that guy in the back row checking his bag? That's my main man Ian. I'm sitting next to him.
October 17, 2015
My fifteen seconds of fame
The Texas Book Festival is this weekend. My partner in crime and I have made every year for the past half decade or so. And as proof, here's a story from NRP that documents our presence.
Yep. See that guy in the back row checking his bag? That's my main man Ian. I'm sitting next to him.
Yep. See that guy in the back row checking his bag? That's my main man Ian. I'm sitting next to him.
Must say that I am primarily concerned with the generalizations. But remember that it is only my thoughts.
ReplyDeleteI would be very interested to learn about how this festival was held and whether I should take part in it in the future.
ReplyDeletesorry that you did not continue your blog, you wrote frankly very well, thanks for leading such articles
ReplyDeleteEvery person has a chance to get their moment of glory about it by saying the words of many great people who had not even dreamed of such recognition before.
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ReplyDeleteMe push buttons but me no find movie of you and Ian. Me sad now.
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