It's all about me!
Being away for nearly a week, and it being the week with the inauguration in it, I've made several appearances on the web that I haven't shared with anyone. So, for my stalkers out there, here are a bunch of places I've appeared recently:
On 16 January, my Op-Ed piece for the New York Daily News ran. They titled it "Obama's inauguration is history- shattering? Not so much", and you can find it at this link.
About two weeks ago, I did a telephone interview with Jay Hanselman of Cincinnati Edition on WVXU 91.7 FM, Cincinnati, Ohio's public radio station. The interview aired on Sunday 18 January, and you can listen to it online (it runs about 10 minutes). This page has a link to my interview, and also to the rest of the program.
Within days of that interview, I also did a telephone interview with Carma Wadley, a writer for the Deseret News. That story ran in the 19 January issue, and is available online on this page.
Also on the 19th, the Cleveland Plain Dealer posted "Hail to the trivia! Some things you don't know about presidents (that won't hurt you)" by John Campanelli, which used my book as one of its sources (and credited the book).
Finally, the giveaway I mentioned a week ago is over. Christine Murphy, on her blog "Six Great States", had a presidential trivia contest, and the winner, J.E., got nine of the ten questions right. She's got the answers in this post.
On 16 January, my Op-Ed piece for the New York Daily News ran. They titled it "Obama's inauguration is history- shattering? Not so much", and you can find it at this link.
About two weeks ago, I did a telephone interview with Jay Hanselman of Cincinnati Edition on WVXU 91.7 FM, Cincinnati, Ohio's public radio station. The interview aired on Sunday 18 January, and you can listen to it online (it runs about 10 minutes). This page has a link to my interview, and also to the rest of the program.
Within days of that interview, I also did a telephone interview with Carma Wadley, a writer for the Deseret News. That story ran in the 19 January issue, and is available online on this page.
Also on the 19th, the Cleveland Plain Dealer posted "Hail to the trivia! Some things you don't know about presidents (that won't hurt you)" by John Campanelli, which used my book as one of its sources (and credited the book).
Finally, the giveaway I mentioned a week ago is over. Christine Murphy, on her blog "Six Great States", had a presidential trivia contest, and the winner, J.E., got nine of the ten questions right. She's got the answers in this post.