Onward! Just subscribed. Thanks for your comment on my FPR piece, much appreciated thoughts. If you subscribe to my stack I'll be eventually doing updates about my own book project about mid 20th century Philadelphia. Was very happy to land a book deal, which certainly gets the rear end in gear to finish. Looking forward to reading what you're writing.
I should talk to you sometime about how you landed that book deal--I count several published authors among my friends, but none of them are writing the sort of thing I am, whereas your project sounds vaguely similar to mine, so maybe your advice would be actually helpful!
Oh yeah, it' san interesting story, happy to relate. Will.caverly@gmail.com if you want to chat. Once the book is published I'll likely post the story on my stack too, but happy to give some pointers.
No secret code there, I'm afraid; dating it then was just the easiest way, when I first set up this substack, to keep that post at the top. There maybe a more direct way to pin it, but I still haven't, after all these months, found and read the substack instruction manual.
Onward! Just subscribed. Thanks for your comment on my FPR piece, much appreciated thoughts. If you subscribe to my stack I'll be eventually doing updates about my own book project about mid 20th century Philadelphia. Was very happy to land a book deal, which certainly gets the rear end in gear to finish. Looking forward to reading what you're writing.
I should talk to you sometime about how you landed that book deal--I count several published authors among my friends, but none of them are writing the sort of thing I am, whereas your project sounds vaguely similar to mine, so maybe your advice would be actually helpful!
Oh yeah, it' san interesting story, happy to relate. Will.caverly@gmail.com if you want to chat. Once the book is published I'll likely post the story on my stack too, but happy to give some pointers.
I'm sure there is an interesting point to the fact that the date reads "Jan 30, 2029", but I'm not sure how to decode it.
No secret code there, I'm afraid; dating it then was just the easiest way, when I first set up this substack, to keep that post at the top. There maybe a more direct way to pin it, but I still haven't, after all these months, found and read the substack instruction manual.