There’s still a couple months before the book comes out, but we’re already organizing book tour stuff. The familiar system of flying for hours to visit the Barnes & Nobel in some random burgh to talk to some angry retired hippies seems to be going the way of the dodo. However, I’m keen to fly the flag wherever I can to sell books. So, if you belong to a campus group or local organization, conservative or otherwise, and would like to host yours truly in late January or in February, please drop me a line. I will forward reasonable and serious inquiries to my speaker’s bureau and publicity folks and we’ll see if we can work it out. In some cases, we may ask that travel expenses be covered by some groups, but for a limited time the normally exorbitant speakers fees I charge (three ripe chickens and some chocolate bars) will be waved or dramatically reduced (one semi-ripe chicken, merely dipped in chocolate). Note: these talks will mostly be about, you know, the book. But questions about the by-then heated primary battle or what it’s like to work with Ramesh will not be discouraged. Nor will bulk purchases. Act now.
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Jonah Goldberg is a National Review contributing editor.
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