Anyone else LOSING their minds today waiting for this book? Midnight cannot get here soon enough. I have reread the series twice already and I JUST bought the books about 2 weeks ago. It's insanity!

Word for Word Author Series: Liz Tuccillo Writer from Sex and the City

Wednesday, June 18, 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm

Bryant Park Reading Room

 

 ‘Sex and the City’ writer and co-author of ‘He’s Just Not That Into You’, Liz Tuccillo presents her new novel with fellow writers from the series—just weeks after the release of the movie spin-off.  Fans of the beloved TV show will not want to miss the chance to get up-close-and-personal with four of the writers as they dish about the latest installment.  Special guests: Amy B Harris, Elisa Zuritsky and Julie Rottenberg (all Sex and the City Writers) 

 

The event is FREE and open to the public.  For updates and additional information, please visit the “Word for Word” website at: http://www.bryantpark.org/calendar/wordforword.php

Does anyone here own one? I've been **** after one ever since I first read about it in a technology mag when it was in development. I have read reviews about them on Amazon now that they have "launched" but I was just curious if any of you have one? I would love to have one but the price is a bit much right now.

I am a book junkie. I just graduated college a few weeks ago and found that I suddenly had NO idea what to do with all of the free time now that I didn't have classes & homework! I am married with 2 kids but they are gone at school & work all day. Well, I ended up reading a LOAD of books. I seriously need a 12 step program to peel me away from the things! Some good ones that I read: Marley & Me - it was SO fantastic, even for those of us who don't have dogs. ;) My Horizontal Life - Chelsea Handler (I had never heard of her before I read it - it was hilarious) Revolutionary Road (I read this a while back but wanted to reread it) The History of Tom Jones: A Foundling (it was mentioned in the movie Atonement, so I needed to check it out) Thirteen Reasons Why (this is more of a teen-genre book) it was okay, not as good as a lot of people claimed it to be, though. The Rum Diary - I have most of Hunter S. Thompson's books but I had never read this! Crazy! :) There were many more but I normally read a LOT of nonfiction. And I find a lot of people aren't big fans of it. My favorite book of all time is The End of Poverty: Economic Solutions of Our Time. I also am in the midst of reading the entire 14 volume set of the UN Millennium Projects' reports. I'm currently on Combating AIDS in the Developing World. They are great reads! You should see my Amazon Wish List, I'm surprised they haven't limited the number of pages I can use up. :) I'd love to see us pick a book and really do a "book club" conversation about it! I think it'd be a lot of fun!