Come gaze upon me with your face and other gazing parts this weekend, please! Here is the schedule for the whole deal, here is the schedule for my panel with Ann Friedman and Issa Rae, and here is the schedule for my panel with Rachel Fershleiser and sundry. You should come because LA is good, books are good, and I am good; also, I chose a very short bio as a power move and I look forward to intimidating various members of the audience with moves from the Jack Donaghy playbook.
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Oh! What’s your hair game power play gonna be?
Oh! What's your hair game power play gonna be?
the tickets are sold out and i have no more tears left to cry about this
Lucky Angelenas, you get to see Mallory AND the Fug Girls … do some gazing for the rest of us, pleazzzzze!
See you there!
See you there!
The Mallory-related tickets sold out within six hours of going on sale.
On one hand, Mallory sold out before Patton Oswalt, Brian Grazer, and John Scalzi, so WHOA! and YAY!
On the other hand, CURSES I missed my chance.
Very much wish I was going to be in LA for this. I love the Festival of Books, and I love Fersh, and this is bound to be wonderful.
Wow, really? My decision to buy my tickets last Sunday while idly browsing the internet as I had my breakfast is vindicated! I'm looking forward to this!
Also, I'm not ashamed: I checked out the list of food trucks that'll be there, and I might just be looking forward to that more than glorious books and Mallory.
Right? The Chili Philosopher sounds like my jam.
I know, I was driving from Fresno to LA when they went on sale and missed it.
Remember: Hair movement is a sign of weakness.