As it turns out, I’m kind of taking a bath on offering shipping for free when people buy the Zeke book here at the cover price. Once I sat down and did the actual math, I figured out that I make a few cents on each copy that way, not including the
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With enough distance now from the marriage, the dog, and the last of my gardens, I have been able the last few days to summon the fortitude to sort through old garden writing — much of it previously published in a proto-e-book entitled The
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Really, it’s kind of embarrassing that it took this long to set something up. But if you’ve been holding out on buying the Zeke book because you really wanted a signed copy, you can now order that signed copy here. It’s 20th century book ordering
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I went to all the trouble to write an entire book describing my relationship with my dog Zeke, and now it turns out someone did a much better job capturing all the important parts in a two-minute video.
Elizabeth Eslami has written an extraordinarily generous review of Walking With Zeke.
Just the one line about Ed Abbey, Rick Bass and Barry Lopez will I think keep me grinning for the next week or so:
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Last night a terrible thing happened at the Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society:
… (continues)Breaking News: In the early morning of May 20, a major fire destroyed a large section of our shelter. We lost our entire cat sheltering area as well as laundry
Apropos of not much other than that the trickle of sales of my book Walking With Zeke has slowed a bit, here’s a piece of said book. Like what you see? You can buy it here. Have a copy already? Tell a friend, write a review on Walking With Zeke‘s
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Writing proceeds apace on the Joshua tree book. I’ve finished a chapter that introduces the dynamics of the grass-fire cycle, and am getting ready to dive into the next one without stopping for breath.
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking spurred by
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True, it’s old news to some of you that I wrote a book about my adventures with my friend Zeke. There are a lot of new people traipsing through here unexpectedly, though. Not coincidentally, it looks like the huge crowds of new folks — as welcome
I just noticed these new reviews on the Walking With Zeke order page. It’s particularly gratifying to know that the book is slowly making its way through the grapevine.
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A neighbor saw me walking my dog one day and said, “You
This is a first draft of chapter three of the J Tree book, to be read tonight at the Writers Group. Again, like previous chapters, it won’t be here forever, but I thought I’d maximize the feedback possibilities in this new age of open-source
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For those of you on Facebook, consider checking out (and becoming a fan of) Walking With Zeke’s Facebook page. We’re sharing dog photos over there, and an excerpt from the book every few … (continues)
My recent collection of verse, A Tapetum Knowledge, was selling for 19.99 when I first released it a few months back. I’ve decided to drop the price to 12.99, starting now. (I realize that this may be annoying to those who bought it at the higher
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A Tapetum Knowledge, the long-awaited-by-me collection of my poetry, is now available for purchase. 94 pages, 19.99. … (continues)
An excerpt from Walking with Zeke:
March 23, 2004
We’ve named the rabbit Thistle. Or he named himself: that was the one name he responded to at all. Smart bunny: the second-runner-up name was “Stu.”
Thistle was running around in the back yard
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Those of you who have a Kindle, or who have downloaded the Kindle app to your iPhone or iPod, may be interested to know that my book Walking with Zeke is now available in Kindle format at what is, quite honestly, a painfully low price: $3.99. That
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Since 2006, the Open Laboratory series has taken the best writing first published on science-oriented blogs and published it in book form. (I have an essay in each of the volumes for 2006 and 2007. I must have been distracted somehow last year.) … (continues)
Those of you buying gifts this month may, he reminded everyone sidelong, want to consider the Zeke Book for dog-loving recipients. Or for animal-loving recipients in general. Especially for those with older pets. I’ve heard from a lot of people