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You’re Never Weird On The Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day (book review again)

You're Never Weird On The Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day (book review).
You’re Never Weird On The Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day (book review).

The only reason this paperback of Felicia Day’s book, ‘You’re Never Weird On The Internet (Almost)’, isn’t in the ‘X Marks The Spot’ section is because she has added a chapter about her 6 weeks and 13 cities book signing tour in America. Something to remember if you’re promoting a book is you do a lot of book signings, radio interviews and even some conventions over there. Day also notes a serious caffeine addiction and from the sounds of things, those latte drinks are potent, especially if you go as mad as her and drink eleven in one day. I’m glad I never indulged in liquid caffeine. I’m still not quite sure who she is but it looks like people on her home turf do.

GF Willmetts

April 2016

(pub: Sphere/Little, Brown Book Group. 278 page small enlarged paperback. Price: £ 8.99 (UK). ISBN: 978-0-7515-6249-1)

check out website: www.littlebrown.co.uk

UncleGeoff

Geoff Willmetts has been editor at SFCrowsnest for some 21 plus years now, showing a versatility and knowledge in not only Science Fiction, but also the sciences and arts, all of which has been displayed here through editorials, reviews, articles and stories. With the latter, he has been running a short story series under the title of ‘Psi-Kicks’ If you want to contribute to SFCrowsnest, read the guidelines and show him what you can do. If it isn’t usable, he spends as much time telling you what the problems is as he would with material he accepts. This is largely how he got called an Uncle, as in Dutch Uncle. He’s not actually Dutch but hails from the west country in the UK.

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