Conor Grennan's Blog, page 12
February 7, 2011
Mile High
Notwithstanding the smell of hot molten plastic emanating from the Crocs
February 4, 2011
The Double Qs
That's where the problem started.
"You're bringing shorts?" Liz asked, watching me move clothes from my drawer into my small bag.
"Just in case," I said.
"Just in case what?"
I stopped packing, wondering if she was being difficult.
"In case it's hot," I said. "I'll be in Albuquerque for two days."
She nodded. "Hmmm," she said. She watched me start packing again. Then she said, "You know that Albuquerque is cold right now, right? Like – freezing cold."
"It's in New Mexico!"
This was the beginning of my lesson that protesting that a place shouldn't be cold does not necessarily make it not cold.
The Double Qs
On January 31st, Week 1 of the book tour was set begin. The first stop would be Albuquerque, which I knew was in New Mexico, which I knew was the desert, which I knew was hot.
That
February 1, 2011
The End of Pre-Publication Touring
No, I think it's because I continued to refer to San Francisco as "San Fran" for the first hour of conversation, until I noticed that every time I did, somebody would find a reason to say "San FranCISCO" a few seconds later.
January 25, 2011
Now on Sale…
Almost exactly two years after first deciding to write this book, Little Princes goes on sale today.
I
January 24, 2011
Three Hundred Blank Pages
What I knew about the publishing industry two years ago could be summed up in one word: The.
It would not, admittedly, be a great summary.
Since the idea for this book came about a couple of years ago, I
January 22, 2011
Audio-dacity
On a recent trip down to Virginia, Liz and I listened to the audio book of a Dean Koonz thriller. I hadn
January 9, 2011
The Nate Berkus Show
The Nate Berkus Show is on national TV every day, and Nate Berkus himself is one of those people who is so ridiculously charismatic that I was worried that the oversized framed photo of him in the green room would cause my wife to swoon and I
November 22, 2010
The Mexican Wedding (Part II)
The first thing I noticed when we piled off the boat onto legendary director John Huston


