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Jonathan Safran Foer, author of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, has penned a typically elegant and atypically-accessible piece in the NYT on...off-leash dog parks.
From explorations of post-Holocaust Europe and the nature of literature to dog parks. The jokes write themselves.
Still, it's a nice little read. I recommend.
Gawker reports that Borat is in talks to produce a "book of postcards." And that Borat creator Sacha Baron Cohen may have a $2 million-dollar deal on his hands. NIIIIICE.
Dean Koontz's Odd Thomas has his own video-enhanced website. Check out http://oddthomas.tv/ for a free glimpse into Odd's life...
Is President Bush coming out of his “State of Denial?” The Republicans lost control of the house and senate, and was followed by the “resignation” of Rumsfeld.
Bob Woodward’s bestselling book, State of Denial, provides the most complete account of how and why Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Rice, and others were caught in a war so different from the one they had launched and expected.