Foreword

9 Dec

I Foreword

A few months ago, I wrote a foreword for a book by two men I don’t know. As people I don’t know go, they’ve been great to deal with. They wrote a book about a frankly fascinating topic (what happens to all your digital schtuff after you shuffle off this analog coil) and, based on the premise alone (and a sample chapter or two), I was thrilled to contribute. It was all done over e-mail and couldn’t have been a more pleasant experience, especially for something so firmly rooted in the discussion of death.

The book is out and you can find it here and here, among other places. In fact, on Amazon, you can read the entire two-page foreword in their book preview. But if you go and do that, you owe it to the hardworking authors to at least buy the book, so please do if you can.

2 Responses to “Foreword”

  1. Evan Carroll December 17, 2010 at 9:29 pm #

    Thanks for the kind words, Omar. It was indeed a pleasure on all fronts. And the foreword, as you said on Twitter, we’re like “Hell yes. BRING ON THE BOOK!” Simply excellent work.

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