A poster to this blog promised that the ULA will never be mentioned in Vanity Fair magazine. Oh really? It's comforting to know this, as such coverage might destroy our credibility, or signal that our currency is over. I'm afraid, however, that as the ULA grows in noise and strength, such establishment glossy magazines will have to cover us or lose all relevance. One can't stop the flow of history. They'll be soon enough running to catch up with us. (I'm sure more agile mags will get there first.)
Last week we proved that we're the most exciting thing on the lit scene today. We're going nowhere but up.
(Show coverage continues at www.literaryrevolution.com.)
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What cool write-ups over at the LitRev site!
Congrats, everyone, on a great series of events!
I really liked the range of reports that Pat put up, ranging from members to allies to those considering us to outsiders. The range of talents and projects under way is also impressive and interesting. The only missing was Wred and his wrocking guitar.
I'm still slugging it out on the homefront, getting ready for the Catazeen Express! (Final cover proof today.)
Tim Hall is stalking you.
Write to Dean Haspiel (deanhaspiel.com) and express your feelings.
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