MY FIRST BOOK COMES OUT?!!!!!!!!!! It’s really encouraging to know that, if I die in a car crash or another freak accident a mere 5.5 hours from now, it’ll be fine, because I’ll die a published author. Here’s hoping I won’t die until then! (I mean, here’s hoping that I won’t die for years, but if I have to go soon, let it at least be after my book hits the stores.)
I promise this is the last time I will bother you about my book but here’s one last plea/nudge/irritating act of self-promotion. (I will be doing approximately 1000000 interviews and podcasts about it in the coming weeks, but I won’t be posting about those. I’m operating under the theory that all of you can be coaxed to buy and read the book without reading or listening to interviews about it…) You can pre-order the book for five more hours, then simply ORDER it, here: https://bookshop.org/p/books/all-things-are-too-small-essays-in-praise-of-excess-becca-rothfeld/19987780?ean=9781250849915.
You can find the tour schedule here: https://us.macmillan.com/tours/becca-rothfeld-all-things-are-too-small/. Some of these events require tickets, and I am shocked and grateful to report that the McNally event is sold out. If you want to come to one of the other events that requires tickets or RSVPs (that is, the Brooklyn event or the Chicago event) you should RSVP/buy tickets now. I’m also coming to Boston, DC, and Ann Arbor, but those are all free.
Thanks for tolerating my incessant book ‘Stacks. See you out there on the shelves !!!!!!!!!!
Just read your review of ‘Morning After the Revolution.' So impressive, so well written. Hope to read more of you.
https://us.macmillan.com/tours/becca-rothfeld-all-things-are-too-small/
Just thought you should know.
Link does not work. Spent 3-5 minutes noodling around looking for Boston dates. No luck! So much for big publishing’s huge marketing departments!