Inkwell: Authors and Artists

    
Great, thanks Nancy.
  

    
starting on June 21st, we will be discussing Joe Flower's aka <bbear>
new book: "Healthcare Beyond Reform: Doing It Right for Half the Cost"
We have 4 copies of this book to distribute. If you would like to read
the book (also available on Kindle, at your cost) and take part in
this discussion, please email me at julieswan@aol.com ASAP.
  

    
That was quick! all spoken for.
  

    
Starting on May 2nd, we will have as our guest, Darya Pino, the woman
behind the website <www.summertomato.com>.

She has a new book that will be out on May 7th: Foodist. But you,
lucky Wellpern, get to read an advance copy. So if you would like to
read it and contribute to the the conversation, please let me know by
emailing me at julieswan@aol.com.
  

    

I;m a big fan of Darya's web site, and anyone who is interested in health and
nutrition is urged to visit <http://www.summertomato.com> and join our
conversation here when it happens.
  

    
All of the copies of Foodist are spoken for.
  

    
Health, nutrition and how that can fit with a foodie attitude.
  

    
We will be interviewing Ethan Zuckerman re his new book Rewire:
Digital Cosmopolitans in the Age of Connection June 27-July 11. The
books are in. If you would like to be a reader and join the
conversation please e-mail Earl: esoft@well.com
  

    
The electronic version of my book, Timothy Leary's Trip Thru Time,is
available for free at TimothyLeary.org and I'm having a conversation
here on inkwell so turn on, tune in and ask questions...
  

    
Jon Peddie will be joining us this Thursday for a discussion of his
new book The History of Visual Magic in Computers. E-books are
available for those who would like to contribute to the conversation.
  

    
Lauren Rosenfeld, co-author with Melva Green, of "Breathing Room: Open
your Heart by Decluttering your Home" will be the guest of Inkwell,
beginning May 22nd. I have some books to give away, who would like a
copy and then will be an active participant of the discussion? Email me
at julieswan@aol.com.
  

    
We will be having Richard Gehr in to talk about his new book in
mid-January (date TBA):

"I Only Read It for the Cartoons: The New Yorker's Most Brilliantly
Twisted Artists"

If you would like to get a copy of the book AND take part in the
conversation, please email me at <julieswan@aol.com.>
  

    
That was fast! all the books are spoken for.
  

    
I got my New Yorker book today, and am into the second chapter.
Thanks, Julie.
  

    
Got mine and thru. Will be back for the discussion.
  

    
I guess I missed out. Did not get any response to my email.
  

    
I am so sorry <fom> I must not have seen it or something. I try to
respond to everyone. My sincere apologies.
  

    
It's OK. Though I can't go out and buy the book, so presumably will not 
be able to participate.
  

    
Felicity, I can loan you my copy. Will you be at District tonight?
  

    
I had hoped to make it but now it's too late. BH. I would love to borrow 
your copy -- maybe we can meet up somewhere. I'm going to be running 
around doing errands tomorrow...
  

    
Emailed you my contact info
  

    
Starting Dec. 7 David Berliner and Gene Glass will be in Inkwell.vue
discussing their book, "50 Myths and Lies That Threaten America's
PUblis=c Schools: The Real Crisis in Education."

We have 5 digital copies for FREE for anyone who would like to (and
be able to) participate. You can email me at <lrph1125@mac.com> if
you are interested. 

Here is a review from the Washington Post

<http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/answer-sheet/wp/2014/03/18/50-terrible-ide
as-for-improving-schools/>
and reader reviews...
<http://www.amazon.com/Myths-Threaten-Americas-Public-Schools/dp/0807755249>
  

    
When will the discussion on Neurotribes begin? I don't have a copy
of the book, but I'd like to follow the discussion.