
Three hours in the book signing line, but totally worth it
He recommenced a great donut shop in NYC, suggested a book about mental health.
We talked about a similar family situation (I had a troubled sister who went out the same way as his).

He recommenced a great donut shop in NYC, suggested a book about mental health.
We talked about a similar family situation (I had a troubled sister who went out the same way as his).
I know the official publication date isn't until next Tuesday, May 26, but I wondered if The Land and Its People is available to purchase at his tour events ahead of then. I'm seeing him tonight in Cincinnati.
I’m going to his Chicago event today and debating whether to go to the pre-show signing.
Since his upcoming book isn’t out yet, can I just bring any of his books I own to sign?
And then, I know he’s into collecting weird stuff- taxidermy, preserved body parts…pre-COVID, I had a tooth removed and I worked at the dental office that did it, so we cleaned the tooth up and I’ve had it in my refrigerator since then (yeah, it’s been a long time!)
I’ve heard of people gifting him weird things, but I wasn’t sure if he was still appreciative of them.
Thoughts?
At the Kansas City show, and I am assuming others, he read from someone else's book and recommended it. I cannot for the life of me remember what it was. Does anybody know? Thank you!