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Anonymous said…
yayy congrats :)
wish i could be there
10:36 PM
Krissy-Kat said…
Have fun.
I ~also~ wish that I could be there...
10:38 PM
Latrina said…
Yay, so cool.
Wish I could be there with y'all!
10:42 PM
Hudson said…
I can't imagine what that must feel like.
11:42 PM
V said…
A good thing to see on a very sad day. I wish you the utmost luck for it.
11:32 AM
malinna said…
what an amazing opportunity!
the best to you!!!
1:24 PM
Anonymous said…
Congrats on your first instore reading!
youre so lucky you get to open up for austen burroughs!!
even though i live an hour away from NYC, i cant come =(
that would be my dream!
but i think i can come to NYC for faceless haha in 2009.
6:20 PM
the heidi parade said…
come pick me up?? i wish i lived just a BIT closer
2:34 AM
Anonymous said…
Wow! I read the poster, and it said...

STEPHEN CHRISTIAN

Woo hoo!
11:45 AM
Anonymous said…
Wait a minute...wasn't it Stephen's birthday like...three weeks ago?

Sorry.
12:37 PM
Eve said…
Congratulations on this Stephen. Sounds like another dream coming true for you! Amazing.

If you haven't already caught it, Augusten's article in Details September issue is hilarious. The subject matter of stalking and being stalked makes me think of all the bizarre things that have happened to me since my space was launched. We definitely live in a strange time! If you can relate, say AMEN!

p.s. I work in fashion or I would not be reading Details..I read if for the competitions ads....REALLY!
6:22 PM
Anonymous said…
It's a magazine cover people how does this point people to Jesus Christ???? Don't forget the real life giver!!!!!
12:31 AM
guard my dreams said…
congrats! i wish i could come, but i live quite far from new york, unfortunately.

by the way, i read an amazing article you wrote for Relevant Magazine a few days ago. thank you so much for working to raise awareness about such a devastating problem in the world today.
11:20 AM
Anonymous said…
Stephen how was the book reading? I'm very sorry I couldn't be there. Hope it was great!
1:27 PM
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