9-1-1 Send an Author
What are "emergency 911 interviews" with authors? I found this phrase twice in PR material about a book. If I make a 911 call, it will definitely NOT be to interview an author. How about you? What would constitute an "emergency interview" anyway?
"Oh, quick, I'm dying from lack of a quote from the author to go with this free book publicity. Call 9-1-1, stat!"
Well, they do call them "book doctors" so maybe this isn't so far off base as first glance suggests.
The publicity agent also asks that I "please everify the best street address so we can send you a package." Is that a new verb? Makes sense: "to everify" is to verify via electronic media. Right? I think what he really wants is for me to email him my street address.
9-1-1, help! I've been hit by runaway creative nonfiction.
posted by Georganna Hancock M.S. | 10:30 AM
3 Comments:
I just gave Linda an e-knuckle knock explosion
how's that for taking it to another level and outside the box no less.
possibly outside the universe --
You really should be on Twitter with me and millions of your BFFs
Perhaps the emergency interviews are with writers in commas?
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