I have been blogging the book tour for Shelf Awareness, a daily bookselling newsletter.
In today’s post: I meet my fairy godmother, and then I go home.
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I have been blogging the book tour for Shelf Awareness, a daily bookselling newsletter.
In today’s post: I meet my fairy godmother, and then I go home.
I’m blogging about book tour for Shelf Awareness, a daily bookselling newsletter.
In report #8: Can you spell Leinenkugel’s?
I’m blogging about book tour for Shelf Awareness, a daily bookselling newsletter.
In report #7: Songwriting in a coffee cellar.
Seriously, bud? Your taste in jazz is so exquisite that you have to turn your computer speakers up and set them in tinny competition with the coffee shop sound system, currently playing Blind Boys of Alabama? Sometimes I wish I wasn’t such a polite Midwestern boy. (Delightfully, he was caught out when – apparently forgetting that his player was set to “mix” – the jazz song came to a close and was followed heels-on by the opening riff of AC/DC’s “Hell’s Bells.” Dude nearly broke his wrist fast-forwarding to a free-form sitar piece.)
I’m blogging about book tour for Shelf Awareness, a daily bookselling newsletter.
In report #6: Finally, some clean socks.
I’m blogging about book tour for Shelf Awareness, a daily bookselling newsletter.
In report #5: The Rip Van Winkle Bridge.
I’m blogging about book tour for Shelf Awareness, a daily bookselling newsletter.
In report #4: I use the phrase, “tumbling underwear.”
I met Connie at a bookseller’s show and she told me she had done this interview a while back.
I’m blogging about book tour for Shelf Awareness, a daily bookselling newsletter.
In report #3: A real fort, a quiet cemetery, and a nice bit of basil.
After I put up this post, a few folks asked about the harmonies on the title song from the Tiny Pilot album. Most were supplied by Long Beds guitarist, keyboardist, and resident crooner extraordinaire Chris Ramey, who does not always croon. As for the haunting vocals heard just behind the lines, “Tell me little mother’s son” and “Oh, this short, sharp life,” they were provided by friend, neighbor, and Long Beds guitarist emeritus Justin Vernon, who these days works on some side projects.
Listen: Tiny Pilot – Tiny Pilot
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