A shameless plug for my wife's new, excellent book

[Adult Ed]

If you like your wife so much, WDYMH?

You think you're so smart. BECAUSE SHE IS ALREADY MARRIED!

[Shane]

I have a question: Why didn't you write a book? Are you too stupid or something?

[Adult Ed]

I have a question: Why didn't you write a book? Are you too stupid or something?

Get in line behind ASR. Have your $12 ready.

[Adult Ed]

First, here is the website for the book.

Second, here is the first aired interview, on the Brian Lehrer show (by a guest host).

[TimBuktu]

This book makes me feel bad about myself. Thanks.

[Adult Ed]

This book makes me feel bad about myself. Thanks.

Then you'll love her next book "Dogs Only Pretend To Love You".

Book is out today. Enjoy.

[Meen Bellpeppers]

Then you'll love her next book "Dogs Only Pretend To Love You".

Book is out today. Enjoy.

Meen Bellpeppers likes this.

[Adult Ed]

For the next couple of weeks, Carrie and her co-author are guest blogging at Consumerist, so you can check that out if you are interested in that sort of thing.

[Adult Ed]

Hey, LA people! Co-author and Onion Network News contributor Jason Torchinsky will be doing a reading / signing at Skylight Books in (near?) Los Feliz tonight at 7:30.

Tomorrow he'll be at the Borders in Glendale at 7PM.

[Adult Ed]

Any moment now (7AM PST) KVON AM 1440 (Napa Valley) is going to start an interview with the authors.

Tomorrow at 6:30AM PST, KBOO: 90.7 FM (Portland) will be interviewing them.

[Berliner]

I read your wife's article about ironic ads. This one in particular is like rain on your wedding day:

[Adult Ed]

I read your wife's article about ironic ads...

If you want to read more of their stuff, Carrie and Jason are guest-blogging at Boing Boing this week.

[Berliner]

If you want to read more of their stuff, Carrie and Jason are guest-blogging at Boing Boing this week.

Well I only wanted to read about ironic ads. Thanks anyway.

[Adult Ed]

whoops

[Adult Ed]

I thought I'd share a few nice reviews:

Advertising Age

Slate

the Second Pass

Book Slut

And here are a few interviews:

WNYC in New York (audio)

Gelf Magazine

KBOO in Portland, Oregon (audio)

Air America's Inside Story with Ana Marie Cox (audio) starting at the 30:15 mark

[Adult Ed]

I have just been informed that Ad Nauseam is going to be entering its second printing this month. Thanks to anyone who purchased it. For those that didn't, the good news is that you still can.

[SlyBattery]

First, is this book available in actual bookstores such as Barnes and Nobles (not fictional bookstores like Chip Chop's)

And secondly, "In his opening salvo in the mental war against the paradoxes of late capitalism, George W. S. Trow proposed...zZzZzZzzz..."

[Adult Ed]

First, is this book available in actual bookstores such as Barnes and Nobles (not fictional bookstores like Chip Chop's)

And secondly, "In his opening salvo in the mental war against the paradoxes of late capitalism, George W. S. Trow proposed...zZzZzZzzz..."

1) Barnes and Nobles is also fictional. The bookstore that exists is called Barnes & Noble. However, if you look in the real bookstore it should be available and you don't have to give your credit card to the internet if that scares you. It doesn't have any zombie in it or celebrity authors, though, so it is possible that your local branch sold the five copies that they preordered.

2) I hope you stuck through the Lethem blurb. If you did you were rewarded with the Easter Egg of a blurb from AST-Approved comedian Patton Oswalt, who we tried to send a final copy to, but our post-publication email got lost in the ether.

Patton, if you're out there, we'd like to send you a book.

3) My wife is not an asshole. Opposites attract.

[SlyBattery]

1) Barnes and Nobles is also fictional. The bookstore that exists is called Barnes & Noble.

You just lost your wife a customer.

[Adult Ed]

You just lost your wife a customer.

That's what she gets for marrying an asshole.