VIDEO PROOF
So the Almanac reading at the Amsterdam was a wonderful event. A wide array of readers, a nice crowd, no fights erupted at the bar. Personally, after an early glitch, it went off nicely, though I'd have to see the video to be sure.
So the Almanac reading at the Amsterdam was a wonderful event. A wide array of readers, a nice crowd, no fights erupted at the bar. Personally, after an early glitch, it went off nicely, though I'd have to see the video to be sure.
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When
he introduced me about halfway into the show, I jumped onstage,
dragged the stand to the mic, struggled mightily to get it to the
proper height—all the while wondering what the crowd must be
thinking of this guy who required a stand while others had read from
their books or their phones. (If you're curious about the photo that
accompanies this post: It was staged, after the fact, by my friend
John Lutter. Looking at it you'd think I was as steady as the next
guy, wouldn't you?)
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I said, my part seemed to go smoothly after that. If the video
affirms that I'll post it here, if not you're on your own finding
it...
Wish I could've been there. Looking forward to the video.
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