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Just started The Front Runner (1974). Laughing at the irony of the main character, a track coach, being fired from Penn State for being gay.

We transcribed the NPR interviews. Brandon: http://t.co/OK4UQnvL Harriet: http://t.co/wN9hxFV6

Interview with Brandon from the Hungarian site Ekultúra: http://t.co/fAETvA6X Fortunately we have this one in English, so no retranslation.

Here's a plot-related interview with Brandon from World Fantasy Convention in November (Toronto): http://t.co/gMZaLdXq

Also, sorry for not providing the source link. http://t.co/TBUFhrLU There might be more tidbits posted here later.

At the midnight release @BrandSanderson revealed that Tom Doherty sold Tor so he could have the capital for the EOTW promotion @dragonmount

Tested the 1st of the 2 controllers I got. damnation near beat my best time, first try. Start button sucks, and X is stuck, but it's accurate.

Nah, we just need Thom to off Grover Norquist. RT @PaulChauvet: "Is Congress playing Daes Dae'mar...? Need Thom to advise Obama."

Happy byproduct of the AMOL frenzy: not giving a rust about the fiscal cliff.

Two typos have been found in AMOL so far by others, but I didn't notice them. Just rest assured it's nothing like TOM on that front.

In case anyone was worried...the copyeditors appear to have done a good job with AMOL. I don't think I noticed a single typo.

For those who are worried, we are doing everything in our power to keep @Theoryland completely spoiler-free aside from pre-release stuff.

And sure enough, as soon as Luckers opens up a spoiler board, one person who has read the book just had to post major spoilers. Crass.

I am finding the introduction of random new characters to be far more modest in AMOL so far than it was in TOM. That makes me happy.

I briefly thought there was a chapter called "Older, More Werthead". @Werthead

Technically, 104 of 909 pages since it starts on page 15... (sorry for spamming you guys on this one, lol...for some reason I can't think).

By the way, @Theoryland does an excellent stoneface.

At a friend's family house for Christmas, so far out in the woods that the roads just have numbers.

Okay, can we say MAJOR SPOILER for Christmas? @tordotcom

Thanks to everyone for the good wishes and sorry for spreading my misery. My dad invited me for dinner tomorrow, yay. He usually skips town.

Comfort food = a whole bag of brown'n'serve rolls, just for me.

This is shaping up to be the worst. Christmas. ever.

Anyway, my friend Hoda kvetched about the 3-part Hobbit and I was more sympathetic as books are usually butchered in film. But he was right.

In New Orleans on Dauphine. First thing I hear when I get out of my car? calliope music :s