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Book Finished - Watch For "Hard Knowledge" At A Bookstore Near You.
A number of kind folks on this NG have suggested that I should write a
book. Well, the secret is that I already was. (total tensive breakdown) I finished the third re-write of "Hard Knowledge" today at 6:57 PM EST. I had already submitted first chapters to three publishing houses and gotten moderately favorable responses from two out of the three. The only one that wanted to put up any money was a subset of Simon and Schuster, who used to publish one of my favorite authors. I haven't taken the money yet and the book is done. Let's see what they think about the whole slammajamma. I'd like to hang with the House Of Hemingway but I'm hanging with a guy who thinks that we should go to auction. Ooo-Lah-Lah !!! The book doesn't have a damned thing to do with wooddorking but I do and so wanted to spill my guts to the NG that I have spent so much time on. I am now moderately drunk, having had two full glasses of champagne. My intention is to go to a bar/restaurant that I know and get completely wrecked. Yes, my wife will be driving. Good Night and Gosh Bless. Tom Watson - WoodDorker tjwatson1ATcomcastDOTnet (email) http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/ (website) |
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Book Finished - Watch For "Hard Knowledge" At A Bookstore Near You.
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Tom Watson wrote: [snipped for brevity] I finished the third re-write of "Hard Knowledge" today at 6:57 PM EST. Congratulations. A close friend of mine is an author so I have more than an idea how damn hard finishing a book that can be. Let me know when I can catch you on TV when you're doing your book promo tour. Rob |
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Book Finished - Watch For "Hard Knowledge" At A Bookstore Near You.
Tom, what is the book about, exactly? And, what kind of woodworking do you do? Neander classic or machines, both? Cabinets and boxes? Chairs? Do you have a website? -- Alex - "newbie_neander" woodworker cravdraa_at-yahoo_dot-com not my site: http://www.e-sword.net/ |
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Book Finished - Watch For "Hard Knowledge" At A Bookstore Near You.
Congratulations Tom! When we read the book, we'll let you know if you're
allowed back in the wRECk - or not.....;-) Bob S. "Tom Watson" wrote in message ... A number of kind folks on this NG have suggested that I should write a book. Well, the secret is that I already was. (total tensive breakdown) I finished the third re-write of "Hard Knowledge" today at 6:57 PM EST. I had already submitted first chapters to three publishing houses and gotten moderately favorable responses from two out of the three. The only one that wanted to put up any money was a subset of Simon and Schuster, who used to publish one of my favorite authors. I haven't taken the money yet and the book is done. Let's see what they think about the whole slammajamma. I'd like to hang with the House Of Hemingway but I'm hanging with a guy who thinks that we should go to auction. Ooo-Lah-Lah !!! The book doesn't have a damned thing to do with wooddorking but I do and so wanted to spill my guts to the NG that I have spent so much time on. I am now moderately drunk, having had two full glasses of champagne. My intention is to go to a bar/restaurant that I know and get completely wrecked. Yes, my wife will be driving. Good Night and Gosh Bless. Tom Watson - WoodDorker tjwatson1ATcomcastDOTnet (email) http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/ (website) |
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Book Finished - Watch For "Hard Knowledge" At A Bookstore Near You.
Hard Knowledge, eh?
Not wooddorking. Must be porn. Art "Tom Watson" wrote in message ... A number of kind folks on this NG have suggested that I should write a book. Well, the secret is that I already was. (total tensive breakdown) I finished the third re-write of "Hard Knowledge" today at 6:57 PM EST. I had already submitted first chapters to three publishing houses and gotten moderately favorable responses from two out of the three. The only one that wanted to put up any money was a subset of Simon and Schuster, who used to publish one of my favorite authors. I haven't taken the money yet and the book is done. Let's see what they think about the whole slammajamma. I'd like to hang with the House Of Hemingway but I'm hanging with a guy who thinks that we should go to auction. Ooo-Lah-Lah !!! The book doesn't have a damned thing to do with wooddorking but I do and so wanted to spill my guts to the NG that I have spent so much time on. I am now moderately drunk, having had two full glasses of champagne. My intention is to go to a bar/restaurant that I know and get completely wrecked. Yes, my wife will be driving. Good Night and Gosh Bless. Tom Watson - WoodDorker tjwatson1ATcomcastDOTnet (email) http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/ (website) |
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Book Finished - Watch For "Hard Knowledge" At A Bookstore Near You.
Tom,
I'll be waiting with 'baited breath. Please let us know when we can order a copy. DonkeyHody |
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Book Finished - Watch For "Hard Knowledge" At A Bookstore NearYou.
Hmmmm...let's see what we can find....(in the original email)
Tom Watson - WoodDorker tjwatson1ATcomcastDOTnet (email) http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/ (website) AAvK wrote: Tom, what is the book about, exactly? And, what kind of woodworking do you do? Neander classic or machines, both? Cabinets and boxes? Chairs? Do you have a website? |
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Book Finished - Watch For "Hard Knowledge" At A Bookstore Near You.
On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 19:54:00 -0500, Tom Watson
wrote: A number of kind folks on this NG have suggested that I should write a book. Well, the secret is that I already was. (total tensive breakdown) Congratulations! Many years ago I was co-author on a book, so I know the pain. I am now moderately drunk, having had two full glasses of champagne. My intention is to go to a bar/restaurant that I know and get completely wrecked. I don't drink, but I can sure identify with the urge when you put the final copy to bed! -- "We need to make a sacrifice to the gods, find me a young virgin... oh, and bring something to kill" Tim Douglass http://www.DouglassClan.com |
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Book Finished - Watch For "Hard Knowledge" At A Bookstore Near You.
On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 19:54:00 -0500, with neither quill nor qualm, Tom
Watson quickly quoth: A number of kind folks on this NG have suggested that I should write a book. Well, the secret is that I already was. (total tensive breakdown) I finished the third re-write of "Hard Knowledge" today at 6:57 PM EST. Oh, porn book which will soon be made into a porn flick, eh? Goodonya, Tawm. Let's see what they think about the whole slammajamma. I'd like to hang with the House Of Hemingway but I'm hanging with a guy who thinks that we should go to auction. How does that work? The book doesn't have a damned thing to do with wooddorking but I do and so wanted to spill my guts to the NG that I have spent so much time on. "...on which I've spent so much time."? chortle I am now moderately drunk, having had two full glasses of champagne. Are those like the 16oz bubble glasses I got out when I was 16 and my parents said we could have ONE glass at midnight on NYE? I've long rued the day I drank the half pint of stashed bourbon and guzzled a pint of Napa Sonoma Mendocino wine on top of it. /s Ex-Drunk. My intention is to go to a bar/restaurant that I know and get completely wrecked. Yes, my wife will be driving. Good Night and Gosh Bless. Durned lush. -- STOP LIVING LIKE VEAL ----------------------- http://diversify.com Veal-free Websites |
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