It seems redundant at this point--I’ve already posted on Facebook and ILX--but I should
make note here of the book I just self-published, Interrupting My Train of Thought.
It collects stuff from here, various ‘90s fanzines, Nerve, year-end ballots, Facebook
countdowns, rockcritics.com, the Voice, Cinemascope, and elsewhere. Originally I was
aiming to keep it around 350 pages, but because of a formatting error (I initially
had the margins set incorrectly) and publishing costs that ended up being much less
than I expected, it runs around 450 pages. I’m glad--it’s a one-time thing, so may
as well get as much in there as possible. Scott Woods and Tim Powis (editing), Karen
Watts (cover art), Vaughn Dragland (layout), and Rob Sheffield (foreword) all helped
make the book exactly what I’d hoped it would be.
You can buy it three different ways:
CreateSpace Store
Lulu
Amazon
The first is the best for me; the second may not be available for another couple of
weeks; the third is actually the cheapest, but Jeff Bezos keeps all the money.
Two other links:
A fantastic website set up by Scott;
A Spotify playlist that Jer Fairall has been nice enough to set up (replacing the dead
Grooveshark playlist), with over 150 songs from the book and growing. I've spent the
last year making fun of Spotify playlists ("Is there a playlist? Is there a playlist?"),
but now I have my own, so everything's okay.
And a nice...not really a review--a nice something from Steven Rubio.
(Interrupting My Train of Thought deathwatch: 54 copies sold.)