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I did the thing!

The author in the act of biking uphill in the rain.

It’s finally out. Preorders should arrive in the mail any day now, and you will start to see it in bookshops around town. Or you can order it online from UW Press.

Last night was surreal. Thank you to everyone who packed the reading room at Elliott Bay Book Company. It was a huge relief to finally get to tell you all some of these stories that have been stuck inside my head and my computer since I started writing this thing in 2019.

My next scheduled event is 6 p.m. September 22 at Metier Racing & Coffee. Nook & Cranny Books will be hosting a reading and signing. I’ll try to have some more throughout the fall and winter, too, so stay tuned.


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9 responses to “I did the thing!”

  1. Gordon Padelford

    Congrats Tom! Fun and interesting talk. Looking forward to reading it.

  2. Ty

    Very interesting reading last night. You left me wanting more, which shows you know how to tell a story! Thanks for sharing some of the fascinating history of Seattle and bicycles. Look forward to reading your book!

  3. Gary Yngve

    Congrats! Amazon estimates that my copy, ordered March 21, will arrive Monday, October 9, 2023 – Wednesday, October 11, 2023.

    1. Tom Fucoloro

      Hmm. Hopefully that changes soon. No idea how their distribution stuff works. Maybe they update the date once they have books in stock? Keep me in the loop.

      1. Gary Yngve

        Woohoo!
        New estimated delivery date: Tuesday, September 12, 2023 – Friday, September 15, 2023

  4. Mark Anderson

    Congratulations!! I’ll get one ordered via the UW Press link.

  5. Al Dimond

    Congrats!

  6. Mike Francisco

    Rain is just water, and hills are just exercise. Ain’t no big thing. Can I get a signed copy?

    1. Mike Francisco

      Oops, I should have scrolled down – I’ll see you on the 22nd!

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