Shameless Self-Promotion
Tis the season for shameless self-promotion, no?
Actually, I'm under deadline to get two texts written and have to process my scouting in Chicago this past weekend, so today's post will be a short pointer to this interview with yours truly with the immensely talented New York arts write Shane McAdams for the local paper Chelsea Now. Much of it is stuff you've read here before, but some might be new...
Regular posting to resume tomorrow.
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Actually, I'm under deadline to get two texts written and have to process my scouting in Chicago this past weekend, so today's post will be a short pointer to this interview with yours truly with the immensely talented New York arts write Shane McAdams for the local paper Chelsea Now. Much of it is stuff you've read here before, but some might be new...
Regular posting to resume tomorrow.
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posted by Edward_ at
10:48 AM
12 Comments:
Congradulations EW
Very cool! Hey I also saw your article in the latest CAA newsletter. It was about artist resumes and was taken from a former post of yours. How cool is that?
Have fun in the Windy City. Go heckle those Bad At Sports guys!
enjoyed your self promotion ;), seriously great interview and great blog.
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Glad you mentioned the sheep's eyes, EW. It adds to your street cred :)
I couldn't believed that when I read it. I guess you are going to stick with that story till our next trip back, so you can try horse this time :P
what do you mean "stick with that story"?
That implies it might not be true, which you know it is, because you ate the other half of the eyeball, askim...
Do you mean, am I going to keep repeating that story? Because if that's the question...then the answer is "yes"...it's much better than any other story I have in my repetoire at the moment, until the horse, that is...
I know it seems fairly normal for you, bambino, but for me, I would have guessed "no" if anyone had asked me 5 years ago if I would ever find myself eating sheep eyes, let alone in Kyrgyzstan.
Thanks for all the kind responses to the interview, btw...David especially...you're making me blush...no, wait, that's just wind burn from Chicago.
Bambino, it's probably best not to tell us that stuff now. Wait 'til EW is really famous, and then sell your shocking expose to the highest bidder :)
Now David is making me blush.
Carla, before you jump to that conclusion, check and see if you're in Chicago.
Loved the article. Shame McAdams mentioned me in it.
Now that's SHAMELESS self-promotion!
Holy Honey Smacks! If I had read CAREFULLY yesterday I would have seen that Ed WENT to Chicago! Im such a putz.
WHat was that saying again?
Reading is Fun and Gentle?
or was it
Reading is Gun and Lentle?
or was it
Reading is Hun and Yentle?
or was it
Reading is Pun and Genital?
I give up.
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