Comments on: Books I did not buy this weekend

By: Meera

Meera — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 02:33:12 +0000

Hi. This is Meera, from the Lickety Split show at Feed Your Head last week. I moseyed on over to your blog from your Flickr profile, and I just wanted to tell you that as far as I’m concerned anyone who likes both Kelly Link and Etgar Keret (worth learning Hebrew for, by the way ) has fantastic taste. So, um, in case you didn’t already know that, you have fantastic taste.

That is all.

By: JS

JS — Sat, 01 Jul 2006 01:00:43 +0000

Tom, I took a look at the chapter on your website (reading a free chapter in no way goes against my temporary ban on book purchasing). I think I’ll be reading the whole thing when I’m back to book buying this fall. I am interested in the idea of individual choice gone wrong, and the possibilities for collective action as a countering force.

By: tom s.

tom s. — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 12:26:49 +0000

Oh yes, and if you want to know what the book is actually about, chapter one is at http://www.tomslee.net/excerpt.html.

Best wishes.

By: tom s.

tom s. — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 14:49:03 +0000

There is something odd about the fact that Intuit, who employ you, use software built by iAnywhere, who employ me, who wrote a book (No One Makes You Shop At Wal-Mart) that you didn’t buy. But I’m not sure what. Just a six degrees thing I suppose.

(iAnywhere have as little to do with my views in the book, however, as Intuit have to do with your views on your weblog).