It's been announced. I'll be interviewed by Dana Goodyear for the New Yorker Festival on Sunday October the 3rd at 1.00 pm.
Tickets will go on sale on Friday at noon, Eastern time. http://www.newyorker.com/festival/tickets for info. Getting on the internet from here is hard work, so I probably won't remind you.
I'm disappointed that I won't get to see Ian Frazier or Malcolm Gladwell talk, as they are both on when I'm on. Not sure if I'll get in to New York in time to see Michael Chabon and Zadie Smith on the Friday night, although I'll do my best. I definitely want to see the Live From New York SNL panel on the Sunday (waves at Bill Hader and Seth Myers).
Also, the Stardust movie is finally out on Blu-Ray.
And yesterday I climbed a tree, and picked a shopping-bag full of plums. I think I should climb more trees. Have already cooked and/or eaten most of them. Tomorrow I go back up the tree. Depending on how the writing is going I may or may not ever come down again.
Labels: a tree, literary festivals, new yorker, plum trees