i dream of a man whose hopes never end

Couple of nifty news items that I think are pretty cool:

The Los Angeles Times has a spiffy article (lame reg required) about ‘celebrity’ (ugh) weblogs, and Dana Kennedy wrote rather kindly about me and my site.

Paul Bond wrote a very cool story about my O’Reilly deal for The Hollywood Reporter, and it was picked up by Reuters!!!

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Sweet! Go you with the publicity!!
Clay

Great Wil!
Thats great to hear! Im glad publicity is going well (or seems to be).
Have a great weekend!
-Zack Shutt

*wears WWDN T-shirt*
I see my whoring has not gone unnoticed.

I seem to remember a time in the not so distant past, You were racking your brain trying to think of ways to promote your book. You seemed to be a bit skeptical as to whether anyone would even buy your book, much less want to read it.
Look at you now!
w00t!

Woo-hoo! “Free” publicity! The number of hits on you blog must be picking up, eh? :^)

dude, nice entry title. not sure if you got it from there, but it’s a lyric from a song i certainly love a great deal.
also, of course, good job.

Congrats again Wil! I’m so excited to be hearing this news all over the place now:) I can’t wait to read the book!

Reuters? You got on reuters and you didn’t even have to wage any wars! Holy shit, that’s awesome! 😉

I wonder who’ll benefit more? You, getting more hits because of the article, or the LA Times, getting more people to sign up because of this mention in your blog?

Good article. It is interesting to share the metamorphisis of a cultural icon of one sort into an icon of another sort. One day historians will force a generation of college freshmen to take a survey course on the “Blogosphere” and WWdN will be required reading.

“I wonder who’ll benefit more? You, getting more hits because of the article, or the LA Times, getting more people to sign up because of this mention in your blog?”
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I’m signing up right now as I type this… (My email account has already been spammed to hell, so I don’t care what the LA Times does with it)
I just hate sites that tease me with a useless ‘country’ select box while limiting the number of characters I can enter into the ‘zip code box’ (without the slash/postalcode option most sites offer… since not everyone is American)

Dude. You rock. And not just because you have a line from _Flogging Molly_.

I read (and found out) about your site in an article in my local paper yesterday, so the word is getting out! Looks great so far!

hey wil, good job! soo cool..
love
rach
xxx

I’ve been down in this world, down and almost broken
As thousands they grieve, as the Black Friday rule
woot for flogging molly….if you like flogging molly be sure to check out the tossers too!

Congrats you came a long way from a kid on a show like STTNG!

FYI if you don’t want to go through the hassle of registering at the LA Times site just log in as user: password with the password: password.

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