Digital Biographer™

274 authors, and I, are going to write a sequel to the hugely successful ‘Age of Conversation‘.

The details about this book, along with a full list of authors, and links to their blogs or sites, is here on Drew McLellan’s blog, and at Gavin Heaton’s Servant of Chaos.

I’m really flattered to be on the same page as some of those names – as one commented suggested, why not just call it “Who’s Who in Social Media?”.

By the way, you should buy the Age of Conversation from Amazon on March 29th, as 1) We’re aiming to get it into the Amazon Bestsellers list and 2) Aiming to raise a sh*tload of cash for charity.

Interesting but useless fact: there are Ten David’s on the author list, Eight Pauls, Three Matts, and Five Johns…

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