Patrick Dean

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@outsidemagazine what’s the deal with the print magazine? Outside+ subscriber wants to know.

@jpaulmoorephoto @gardenandgun @Pegasus_Books Thank you! If I’m you’re in town I’ll be glad to sign your copy 🙂

@patrickldean @gardenandgun @Pegasus_Books A little late, but congratulations on this! I picked up a signed copy of your book at the Sewanee Book store, after reading it on Kindle. I thoroughly enjoyed it, being a plant guy. I'm fascinated by all the early plant explorers and naturalists.

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@cassidyjrandall @ABRAMSbooks Great story! Enjoyed an ARC.

@BoyceUpholt Shakespeare Pizza downtown!

I’m late in asking this, but I’m in Columbia, MO, through tomorrow and surely someone who follows me can advise on where to eat and drink…

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@BoyceUpholt @PearlRiverFlow You need to know Chris Lockhart and Pearl River Kayak adventures

Book fair tomorrow! I'm gonna hit up some panels, hopefully see some locals. Yes, "Rivers of Mississippi," is the obvious choice for me, despite the fact that I've seen both authors talk about their books at Lemuria. But there's so many panels! msbookfestival.com/schedule

#amreading this brilliant retelling of the King Arthur story. Creative/thrilling while honoring the canon. Wondering did @leverus read Steinbeck's Arthur? Suspect so. #thebrightsword

@evaholland @BoyceUpholt +1 for Emerald Mile

Best Colorado River books? I’ve got Where the Water Goes and Cadillac Desert. Happy for narrower, more literary works, and novels, too…

@BoyceUpholt I'm sold on two- or three-way conversations. Takes the pressure off the author and I find it more interesting.

So I'm the sort of writing that really doesn't love readings much. I find myself always watching the clock, wondering how long it'll go on. And now I'm planning book events. SO: what kind of formatting have you most enjoyed at book-related events you've attended in the past?

@FedEx the LEAST you could do is explain WHY my order was "unable to deliver"

@BoyceUpholt janefriedman.com

As I'm starting to book a few podcast interviews and set up readings, a question: what good resources are out there to help an introvert writer learn how to be ready for media?

@BoyceUpholt @brettmartin @SquareBooks It's very High Renaissance

@brettmartin I wish. Probably the @SquareBooks marketing folks have cornered that trademark.

Big news, folks! Thrilled to announce the next chapter in our journey: I'm preparing to file our petition for the U.S. Senate. As the first woman of color & environmentalist aiming for this seat, we're making history together. Our commitment to community 1st #BeThe1st #IBelieve

#writertwitter #authortwitter is there a good source/listing/compilation for book-review outlets, specifically nonfiction?

@BoyceUpholt Congrats!

First blurbs rolling in... the legendary John Barry calls The Great River "easily one of the best books ever written on the Mississippi." 🤗 If that doesn't get you to preorder I dunno what will... wwnorton.com/books/97803938…

@alexheard @thebutterknife Especially before rushing the quarterback in the back yard.

@thebutterknife There's also "One Mississippi, Two Mississippi, Three Mississippi ..." aka the most reliable scientific way to count the passing of each second of time.

He’s such a terrible public speaker.

@ea_fentress @gardenandgun @upmiss Nature’s Messenger too!

What’s that on the @gardenandgun magazine list of best books of 2023? The Steps We Take. Pretty cool! @upmiss #cmw4fxrey8j" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">gardenandgun.com/list/the-best-…

Can we get 500 retweets on this? This is one hell of an ad from the Democrat running for US Senate in North Dakota. The question is whether people will watch it and share it.

@LearNonsense Thanks for this thread! When I need some help zooming out to describe an era, I go to Manchester's The Last Lion re Victorian Britain and Imperial India.

I’m doing a grad seminar on life-writing next week. So I have a question: what are your favourite biographies & why? Also, can you think of good examples where structure or treatment is unusual, eg. starting from the end of the life, then going back to the beginning. Thanks!