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Hello, Cleveland!
Given my son’s fascination with said city on the lake, I am particularly gratified to have such a glowing review in the Plain-Dealer: “Olear takes a rifle-shot premise — stay-at-home dad with two challenging children, one of whom has Asperger’s … Continue reading
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“L.A. Times Bestselling” Me
In yet another example of the exquisite taste of residents of Southern California, Fathermucker appears at #15 on the Paperback Fiction bestseller list of the L.A. Times. Watch your back, Grisham. I’m coming for you!
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Birthday Week at Fathermucker
A big week of events, starting with the Pen Parentis Literary Salon in lower Manhattan — a few blocks from Occupy Wall Street, in fact — with the great Elissa Schappell (whose first name, I discovered, is pronounced like “a … Continue reading
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Me, in LA
Nick Belardes shot and edited this video at Book Soup in West Hollywood on 11/11/11:
This Week in Fathermucker
Fathermucker has been getting a lot of love lately: I spend Seven Seconds in Heaven with Liz and Lisa at Chick Lit Is Not Dead. In Rhode Island’s own Go Local Prov, I learned that two out of three Robins … Continue reading
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Me in the “Full Frontal” Section of November’s Penthouse
“Full Frontal,” as I’m sure you’re aware, is where they do the movie and book reviews. Here’s the cover of the magazine in question: “Olear delivers a lively and keenly-observed portrait of twenty-first-century parenthood.” — Penthouse To read the entire … Continue reading
Me at KGB
Thanks to Lori Hettler at The Next Best Book Blog for recording this.
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Guest Spots & Interviews
I’ve been fortunate to have some pieces up at various blogs this week. Here’s the round-up: At Lenore Skenazy’s great Free Range Kids blog, I discuss the odd correlation the state of New Jersey has found between swingsets and choking. … Continue reading
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Fathermucker Rocks the Book Blogs
A bit of early love for Fathermucker from some of my favorite book bloggers: “Greg Olear’s new novel Fathermucker, in all its domestic, profane, droll glory, is also something of an undercover manifesto for, perhaps, new ways of framing parenthood. … Continue reading