Anis Shavani has chosen Welcome to Oakland as one of his Top Ten Books of the Year over at The Huffington Post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/anis-shivani/huffington-post-bloggers_b_372238.html
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what was the name of that book about… a detective? i think the cover has a guy with an eye for a head on it…
It sounds like you’re talking about D.D. Murphry, Secret Policeman.
excellent, yes, that’s the one. i’m putting together an order.
does it make a difference to you guys whether i order through you or through amazon?
We make more (and the authors make more) on direct orders but buying through Amazon is great too so I always tell people to do whatever is most convenient for them. You might want to check out our half-price sale page, though, just in case:
http://www.rawdogscreaming.com/halfprice.html
i’ll have to tab up the shipping, since i’m ordering from Afterbirth and Eraserhead, too.
too bad you guys don’t have a central shipping hub. some kind of bizarro nexus. i’d prefer you guys made more money, so i’ll see what i can do.
i wish i’d know there was a hardcover Pseudo-City before i’d bought the paperpack…