Hey, Cambridge, Mass! I’m speaking at Harvard Books tonight at 7PM! Tomorrow I’ll be in Albuquerque, then in Lawrence, KS and Toronto. Come on out and say hi!
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Homeland
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Steve Davidson from Amazing Stories magazine came to my gig in Concord, NH yesterday, and recorded it, and he’s already put it online.
I did a pair of appearances at the O’Reilly Tools of Change conference in NYC as part of the tour for Homeland — the first a solo talk for writers, the second a panel with Henry Jenkins and Brian David Johnson. The latter is online now, as well as an interview.
Hey, DC! I’m speaking at Busboys and Poets tonight at 7PM! Tomorrow I’ll be in Cambridge, Mass; then Albuquerque (and more!)
Hey, Concord, NH! I’m at Gibson’s Bookstore today at 3PM. Tomorrow, I’m in DC, then Cambridge, MA. Come on out!
Hey, Portsmouth, NH! I’ll be at RiverRun Books tonight at 7PM (I’ll also be at the Liberty Forum in Nashua). Tomorrow, I’m in Concord, before heading to DC. There’s plenty more to come, too! Tell your friends!
Hey, Austin! I’m in town today, doing an event at Book People at 7PM, and then an EFF-Austin benefit. Saturday, I’m in Portsmouth, NH, then on Sunday I’m in Nashua, NH.
Thanks to Darius Dunlap 2013 for shooting and uploading this CC-BY video from the first stop on my current Homeland tour, at the Seattle public library!
Hey, Houston! I’ll be at Brazos Bookstore tonight at 7PM with my new novel Homeland. Tomorrow, I’ll be in Austin at Bookpeople and then a benefit for EFF-Austin, and then I’m heading north to New Hampshire where I’ll be at RiverRun Books and the Liberty Forum. And there’s still many more cities!
Review:
WSJ
“Homeland” is as dead serious as “1984,” as potentially important a “novel of ideas,” with a much more engaging central character and an apparently inexhaustible supply of information on everything from brewing coffee to sneaky surveillance and how to defeat it.
Mr. Doctorow is bang up-to-date (as Orwell never was) on the uses of rapidly changing technology, both good and bad. If you want to keep up, there’s a four-page appendix on how to protect your privacy and use the Net productively—so long as you’re allowed, that is.
Tom Shippey, Wall Street Journal
