Krugman book tour info

[protect freedom impeach bush now]

http://www.wws.princeton.edu/~pkrugman/

and go to the un official Krugman webpage.

this is what Krugman's official webpage says about the
unofficial site -

If you are for some reason really really interested in yours truly, or, better, in what I've actually said and done, check out the unofficial Paul Krugman web page . I disavow any knowledge of its contents.

http://www.pkarchive.org/

book tour -

9/23 New York City
"Times Talks" The New School 6 PM
For info call: 212-556-4489

Barnes & Noble Union Square 7:30 PM
For info call: 212-253-0810

9/24 San Francisco CA
Readers Book Store 7:00 PM
For info call: 707-933-2656

9/25 San Francisco CA
Book Passage Bookstore 1:00 PM
For info call: 415-927-0973

9/30 Chicago IL
Chicago Council of Foreign Relations 5:30 PM
For info call: 312-821-7514

10/3 Manchester VT
Northshire Bookstore 7:00 PM
For info call: 802-362-3565

10/6 San Diego CA
University of California SD, Author Series 7:30 PM
For info call: 858-964-1062

10/7 Los Angeles CA
LA Public Library 6:00 PM
For info call: 213-228-7505

10/8 Seattle WA
World Affairs Council 5:15 PM
For info call: 206-441-5910

10/9 Seattle WA
Microsoft Campus 1:30 PM
For info call: 206-523-3458

American Voices, Town Hall 7:30 PM
For info call: 206-523-3458

10/11 St. Paul MN
Ruminator Bookstore 7:30 PM
For info call: 651-699-0587

10/12 Milwaukee WI
Harry W. Schwartz Bookshop 4:00 PM
For info call: 414-963-3111

10/13 Madison WI
University of Wisconsin 7:30 PM
For info call: 608-257-3784

10/14 Madison WI
Borders Books 7:00PM
For info call 608-232-2600

10/16 Houston TX
Brazos Bookstore 7:00 PM
For info call: 713-523-0701

10/18 Austin TX
Benefit for Texas Observer
For info call: 512-477-0746

11/11 Ann Arbor MI
Ann Arbor Library 7:00PM
For info call: 734-327-4265

11/12 Ann Arbor MI
Borders Books 7:00 PM
For info call: 734-668-7553

11/16 New York City
New York Society for Ethical Culture
For info call: 212-547-0659

11/18 Princeton NJ
Princeton University Bookstore 7:00 PM
For info call:

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another book tour info (some overlap)

Wed. Sept. 24: CA, Sonoma Community Center for Readers Books

Thurs Sept. 25: CA, Corte Madera, Book Passage Bookstore, 1-2:30 PM, then World Affairs Council of N. California, 6:30 PM

Fri Sept. 26: Berkeley, 11-12 with students, 12-1:30 larger audience

Mon Sept. 29, Philadelphia, World Affairs Council, 5:30 PM

Tuesday Sept. 30: Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, 5:30 PM

Friday, Oct. 3: Manchester VT, Northshire Bookstore, 7 PM

Monday, Oct. 6: UC San Diego, 7:30 PM

Thursday Oct. 9: Redmond WA, Microsoft Campus, 1:30 PM, then Seattle Town Hall at 7:30 PM

[sonias]

1. Woo Hoo I just saw that Austin, TX is on the list

I happened to be on the Texas Observer site this morning and saw the message for the benefit.

Can't wait. Good for The Texas Observer too. They do good work. Molly Ivins is on their board, I think.
http://www.texasobserver.org

Saturday October 18th
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Threadgills 30 Riverside Drive
Austin, TX

Sonia

[Richardo]

2. Woo Hoo - Houston on the list as well...

...since we were snubbed by Franken (jk!).

[Zeke]

3. Say It Ain't So.........

No Sacramento, CA stop?

What the?!

:(

[lancemurdoch]

4. Went last night

I saw Krugman last night in New York - it was a huge crowd, every seat was taken and there were over 100 people standing in the back, including myself. He gave a talk and then had some Q&A. Most of the talk was about how W. is flat out lying about what he is doing economically (Krugman said Reagan laid out his loopy ideas, and even Bush Sr. called them "voodoo economics", but at least he was honest and laid out what he was really doing), plus there was some talk about the economy, mostly in response to Q&A. I've been reading a lot of Krugman lately and think he's great - I've learned a lot of solid economics, especially from books like "Peddling Prosperity".