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Any bought these books yet? I'm going to get them, though I barely have time to read these days. Fillion's sounds thoughtful while Towhey's is scandalous.
 
It seems Ford Nation has shrunk from 30% to 20%. Still, all it could take is for something like, say, the transit union getting that essential service legislation overturned and striking to swing folks back towards the nation!
 
James_D said:
I'm interested in reading both but I'm hesitant to support Towhey in any way.
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I don't think either of them will be "keepers" for your bookshelf. Maybe you can meet up with UTers who've read them and are willing to lend them. Or just wait a bit; they'll probably be on the remainder shelves soon enough.
 
riffraff said:
Cannibal Ford does Hannibal Lecter. Guess this settles Doug's vegetarian claims. Wonder if Rob is riddled with bite marks. What is it with all these biters?
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Don't forget the other biter in Ford's world:

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fishie said:
Seeing as Ford was elected in October 2010, that's a damn short "clean and sober" year!
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Doug Sr. died in 2006, reportedly that's when the "casual" use turned into a crutch.
 
Jimmi T said:
Any bought these books yet? I'm going to get them, though I barely have time to read these days. Fillion's sounds thoughtful while Towhey's is scandalous.
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I'm reading Filion's book on my phone. Funny that the only E-Books I've ever bought are Tossell's, Doolittle's, and now Filion's. And as much as I'd like to read the scandalous details in Towhey's book, I don't want to hand my money over to him. I guess I'll be willing to wait to get that from the lieberry.
 
You may also be able to borrow it as an ebook -- not all titles are available, but many are, and the wait list is generally shorter than for hardcopy. (Another library helpful hint -- the waitlist for large print is usually also shorter)
 
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