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“Forgive me my nonsense, as I also forgive the nonsense of those that think they talk sense.” ~ Robert Frost
Ye Olde Assorted Nonsense
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Erratum
Whenever you write and publish a book, you do your best to get it right. Make it as perfect as possible. It’s really difficult to accomplish that, even with the best of editors, which I had while putting Adventures in the Radio Trade together.
Since the book’s publication I have become aware of a few little glitches. The following errors, typos and omissions were all my fault, introduced after the substantive edit of the book, or simply not the sort of thing an editor could catch.
The beauty of owning your own publishing company, which I do, means that one can fix such glitches with relative ease.
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Potentially Serious Side Effect Seen in Readers of New Memoir
Publisher Donovan Street Press Inc., one of Canada’s smallest and least profitable publishers, has reported that consumption of one of its books, a memoir about CBC Radio entitled Adventures in the Radio by former recording engineer Joe Mahoney, may cause serious side effects.
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Just Peachy
It has been about a month since I released my memoir about working in radio, Adventures in the Radio Trade, into the wild, the day after I retired from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and the day I became a full time writer.
“How’s all that working our for you?” someone asked me the other day.
“Just peachy,” I told them.
“What do you mean by just peachy?” they wanted to know.
“My wife bought a whole bunch of peaches and we had to eat them all up before they went bad,” I explained. “They were some good though.”
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