The book's featured today over at Campaign for the American Reader -- the blogger who runs the site e-mailed to ask if I'd take part in his Page 69 test. Very cool to take part on a project that's also gotten contributions from Paul Collins among many others. Check out the Paul Collins post -- his recent book about Thomas Paine was really quite good, and I can't praise his other books enough either.
January 15, 2007
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What's really amazing is that page 69 passage is one of the better entries in the book, in my humble opinion.
Huh. Apparently the test works. :)
Posted by: Sean M. | January 15, 2007 at 12:59 AM