Michael Perry's Blog, page 387
June 9, 2010
June 7, 2010
Mike on Book Club Girl Radio
Mike did an interview with Book Club Girl Radio, and while the main purpose was to promote the paperback version of Coop, he also discussed what his wife thinks (or doesn't think) of his writing, took a few questions from Utah, used the word "vicissitude" for the second time in two days, explained "Tiny Pilot," discussed tuba-playing in the country, verified that logging is tougher than writing, and admitted that there are a couple of chickens he never will be able to butcher.
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Another interview for the Coop paperback tour, although we got delightfully off-track and managed to discuss Truck and Population 485 and the music as well. I like this blog radio business. I can yap all around the country while staring at my actual (as opposed to virtual) chickens.
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Coop is Featured Title on KSTP TV/Twin Cities Live's What to Read Next
KSTP TV Minneapolis/St. Paul and Twin Cities Live have chosen Coop as a featured title for the June 7th edition of What To Read Next airing at 3 p.m. CST. This week's edition will have a Father's Day focus and features Midwest Connections Picks books selected by the Midwest Booksellers Association.
More information on the paperback version of Coop here. The full book tour schedule is here.
June 6, 2010
Renegade Farmer Radio Show Interview
Discussion with The Renegade Farmer tonight at 5:oo p.m. CST. To register and listen online visit www.blogtalkradio.com.
Lately I've been out touring for the new paperback version of Coop. The full tour is here. Rest of the work is here.
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Speaking of Twitter, gotta go move chickens.
June 5, 2010
Headed North Today
Up there to Rikki Locki, as my dear-deaprted UPS-driving Uncle Shotsy used to say.
June 4, 2010
Rice Lake Tomorrow
Heading up to Rice Lake tomorrow to sign some books and shoot the breeze at Thyme Worn Treasures. I'll be there around 1 p.m. Details here.
The Rice Lake tradition dates way back to when I still had long hair and was wandering around with copies of my self-published books and the cassette version of Never Stand Behind A Sneezing Cow. A woman named Blakeley took me seriously and helped me out…so this visit as always is in part a big forever thank-you to her.
