Comments on: Oversharing: Adventures in Confessional Culture http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture Daily affirmations of a word mercenary Sat, 19 Jul 2008 17:34:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: College Candy » Oversharing, Feminism, and the New American Twenty-Something http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-11903 College Candy » Oversharing, Feminism, and the New American Twenty-Something Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:43:01 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-11903 [...] 2008 isn’t just the summer of expensive corn and Obama-rama, it’s also the summer of TMI. Over-sharing has become a form of communication for our generation; from blogging about bad dates, to blogging [...] [...] 2008 isn’t just the summer of expensive corn and Obama-rama, it’s also the summer of TMI. Over-sharing has become a form of communication for our generation; from blogging about bad dates, to blogging [...]

]]> By: sa http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-11735 sa Wed, 02 Jul 2008 02:57:40 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-11735 I stumbled upon this blog(?) on accident from your offbeat site. Thanks for that by the way, awsome, as you well know. I just read this "pitch" and really believe that you have ae expansive mind and an amazing talent at opening up doors. Personally, I believe that should you following through with this idea is a really, really good idea. It opens up a sub-culture that we are now just starting to realize is taking over a lot of people's lives (teenagers, college kids and on and on) and bringing about a new sense of identity that society really doesn't have anything to compare to...what? telegraphing your friend in England in early 2oth century? Writing to a friend in Illanois? Penpals? Nothing comes remotely close to this subject. I find it fascinating, And would wait in line for it. By the way, I have not read your other book, but I am on my way to getting it when the sun rises again. Have an awesome and stress free day. cheers. I stumbled upon this blog(?) on accident from your offbeat site. Thanks for that by the way, awsome, as you well know. I just read this “pitch” and really believe that you have ae expansive mind and an amazing talent at opening up doors. Personally, I believe that should you following through with this idea is a really, really good idea. It opens up a sub-culture that we are now just starting to realize is taking over a lot of people’s lives (teenagers, college kids and on and on) and bringing about a new sense of identity that society really doesn’t have anything to compare to…what? telegraphing your friend in England in early 2oth century? Writing to a friend in Illanois? Penpals? Nothing comes remotely close to this subject. I find it fascinating, And would wait in line for it. By the way, I have not read your other book, but I am on my way to getting it when the sun rises again. Have an awesome and stress free day. cheers.

]]> By: amy.leblanc http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-11372 amy.leblanc Tue, 27 May 2008 20:46:15 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-11372 !! on above comment - and as related to NYT "explosed" article/commentary: rethink book? or it's been done now/too late? !! on above comment - and as related to NYT “explosed” article/commentary: rethink book? or it’s been done now/too late?

]]> By: Alan Rinzler http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-11354 Alan Rinzler Sat, 24 May 2008 13:44:47 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-11354 Dear Ariel I'm Executive Editor at Jossey-Bass in San Francisco, part of John Wiley & Sons, and if you're still interested in writing this book, I'd love to see a formal proposal from you or your agent. Check out my web-site to see who I am. Alan Dear Ariel

I’m Executive Editor at Jossey-Bass in San Francisco, part of John Wiley & Sons, and if you’re still interested in writing this book, I’d love to see a formal proposal from you or your agent. Check out my web-site to see who I am.

Alan

]]> By: Electrolicious» Blog Archive » Favorite SXSW Moments http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-10469 Electrolicious» Blog Archive » Favorite SXSW Moments Wed, 12 Mar 2008 14:52:58 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/2008/02/oversharing-adventures-in-confessional-culture#comment-10469 [...] unpluggedThe business of Offbeat BrideUnplugged Night #2, and my rulesUnplugged Night: 1 of 52Oversharing: Adventures in Confessional CultureWriting FAQ: Blogging & PrivacyFAQ: Vegan vs. VegetarianFAQ: Personal [...] [...] unpluggedThe business of Offbeat BrideUnplugged Night #2, and my rulesUnplugged Night: 1 of 52Oversharing: Adventures in Confessional CultureWriting FAQ: Blogging & PrivacyFAQ: Vegan vs. VegetarianFAQ: Personal [...]

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