Thursday, March 18, 2010

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Hey folks,
it's book launch season.

From now through the summer I'll be blogging at DIYUBook.com, FastCompany.com, and the Huffington Post, (roughly in that order of frequency) and Twittering at Anya1anya. Come by and see me!

Anya

27 comments:

Lee Graham said...

Hi Anya,

Is there going to be a PDF eBook version? I read most of my books on my iPhone (and shortly on my iPad).

Cheers,
Lee

MIchael said...

I would also love to get the PDF eBook version of that book because I would like to read it on my PC or online from internet.

Thanks !

Student of Canadian college

Anya said...

I will find out and let you know!

Gabistan said...

i am so glad you're going to speaking at Bluestockings later this month. can't wait!

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I actually discovered this book in huffington post and seo resellers because they are selling me links of the book.

Anonymous said...

Anya,

Before you posted the piece on unpaid internships, did you happen to check HP's Careers site? Check it out:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/p/jobs-at-huffingtonpostcom.html

I'm not sure who should be more embarrassed, you or them.

Anonymous said...

Is there a signing at Victorias Secret?

aldorr said...

Nice panel discussion last night. I was intrigued, and would have bought a book, if I hadn't given up buying books with money I don't have.

Anonymous said...

In your assessments and discussions of the educational debt burdens faced by generations of Americans over the past 15 years, it would be helpful to focus some attention on the substantial debt burdens faced by many graduates of professional schools such as journalism, law and medicine. Journalists who might otherwise do good investigative journalism are forced to consier higher salaries in more lucrative infotainment environments or in public relations. Physicians who might otherwise work in general practice in under-served communities are choosing more lucrative specialties, geographic locations and HMO/contractual agreements that prioritize the volume of patients treated rather than the quality of care. Lawyers who might work investigating Wall Street malfeasance at the SEC, represent the indigent through various Legal Aid societies, work in civil rights law, provide legal advice to non-profit organizations or to public service minded bloggers are forced to work in private practice for 10 to 15 years for multi-billion dollar corporations - if they can find any employment in the current economy. These categories of educational debt carriers are worth highlighting because of the uniquely rapacious practices of creditors in these specific sectors, the impact of the forced career decisions highlighted above and the smaller numbers of debt carriers in these categories when compared with college debt carriers, which means there are very few in Washington policy-making institutions who care about their interests IN THE NEAR TERM. All will see the costs to our society and our economy of the current situation over the long term. Arguably, we have already seen in 2008 the costs to the financial markets of not enough of the best and the brightest on staff at the relevant regulatory agencies in Washington due to the survival imperative of many law graduates to seek high salaries at top private law firms in order to pay off massive debt burdens rather than serve the interests of the financial markets and of larger society by offering their talents to those bodies tasked with ferreting out malfeasance in our financial markets. Thank you for your important work, and keep it up.

Anonymous said...

What's wrong with debt? Nothing, provided it's investemnt. The problem with the argument that all debt is bad is that it promotes stagnation. Tea party slogans about the national debt frustrate the creation of policies designed to make us competitive.

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India said...

I love your writings and I am having a super difficult time finding this book in local libraries....

I honestly believe in the work you do...and that it is inspiring that you are pointing out the flaws in the city when someone people our age sit back and watch their future's burn. (not sure if they know that is what is happening)

PS your first book I read during my sophomore year of college....sparked an interest in econ!

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lara said...
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lara said...

Anya, You are an inspiration to me. You have worked and written for some of the very same magazine companies that I would love to be involved in. As a Cosmetolegist I think you can guess which ones Im talking about. And besides being a Cosmetologist, I just have a passion for writting anything that will inspire and help others, like yourself. I would love to read anything more that you have, as I said you are an inspiration and I just really admire you. Thanks so much. Lara.

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Donald said...

you are so lucky to be one of the bloggers of DIYUBook and other sites. Congratulations. Well keep on following you wherever you will go! :D

Freslia said...

Anya well done, keep up good sorks! :)

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The Frugal Gal said...

I just finished reading Generation Debt and will definitely be reading this book as well. Great job drawing attention to America's debt crisis.

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