The Doherty Radicals for Capitalism Roadshow Begins! Hollywood and New York City!
The tour talking up (and selling!) my new history of the American libertarian movement, Radicals for Capitalism: A Freewheeling History of the Modern American Libertarian Movement, begins this week. Mark your calenders and buy your plane tickets.
First: Tuesday, March 6, 7 p.m. at Book Soup, 8818 Sunset Blvd., W. Hollywood CA., on the fabulous Sunset Strip. (Technically, the authors appear in the annex next door, because that amazing book store is so full of great books there is just no room for authors and their crowds of fans.) This will be my fourth or fifth appearance at Book Soup for various reasons (but the first, ever, about this book), and it's always a blast. I'll be doing the basic book store appearance thing: Talking about the book, reading a bit from the book, chatting with the audience about the book. The audience will be listening, being delighted, and, it is hoped, buying the book. It's a great deal for everyone. Totally free, but buying the book would be nice gesture and one you won't regret.
Then: I jet off across the nation to Manhattan, the borough so nice they named it once. On Wednesday, March 7, at 8 p.m., I'll be appearing at a drunken intellectual salon hosted by Reason contributor Todd Seavey at the Lolita Bar, 266 Broome St. at the corner of Allen St. on Manhattan's Lower East Side (one block south and three west of the Delancey St. F, J, M, Z subway stop). The usual talking and answering questions, but with alcohol! Free admission, you'll have to buy your own drinks at the bar.
But that's not all! Also in Manhattan, the next evening, Thursday March 8, at 7 p.m., I'll be doing the usual book store thing---talk, read, answer questions, selling of books--at the Barnes and Noble on Astor Place in Manhattan on 8th Street between Broadway and Lafayette. Free, buying books always recommended. (This is for those of you who won't be at the D.C. area Reason Happy Hour that night at 6:30 p.m.)
I sincerely hope to see each and every one of you at all three events. For regularly updated hype, appearances, and reviews of the book, check out radicalsforcapitalism.com.
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A book signing in Hollywood?
A movie deal can only be right around the corner.
/nah
Come to Austin!!!
Book People.
This town needs a good bitch slap. 🙂
Sounds like you will be needing some carbon credits to offset all of that travel. I have plenty! An autographed copy of your book should cover it 🙂
What, no stops in flyover country?
What's it going to take to get you to stop in Kansas City, or at least the Midwest?
I promise, no one will play a banjo at you or thump a bible in your vicinity.
Are you guys comming to Antarctica?
Chicago. Earwax Books in Wicker Park. Please Please Please.
Ill be at the NY bar meet. Much interest in the summary read through.
Indeed, why not come to Antarctica while you're in New York? I'll try and make the Lolita event.
Brian, there is a county in New York called "New York County" which encompasses the borough of Manhattan.
I should've know you North Americans would try to recreate the glories of my home. Do they serve raw squid?
Sadly, I'll be in Ellay while you're in Manhattan, and in Manhattan while you are in Ellay. Not that you were counting on my attendance, or even know who I am, but I would have liked a signed copy.
oh, why this wednesday?
i am stuck in in-law jail, a prison with no bars but limitless cages...
I just received my copy today. Damn, that's one fat book. Are you related to Ayn Rand?
(BTW, I very rarely buy hardcovers--too much money--but in this case, I made an exception. Thanks for writing a book I'm interested in. Burning Man and the hype surrounding it bore me.)
I'll try and make the Lolita event.
R
Yo homeboy! What about this charming burg?
Yo Larry--What charming burg?
Events of some variety, whether in book stores are not, are already sketched in for later in March or April in D.C., Portland, Seattle, and San Fran Bay Area. More specifics as we get closer.
San Francisco - and it's good to hear you'll be coming.