This post will be on top of the blog for a while. New material appears beneath it.
I'm told the book is now in warehouses in both the US and Australia, ready to ship! See the top of the next column for all the links --->
We're now planning some events around the book, including, so far:
-- Vancouver, Simon Fraser University downtown, Jan. 17, evening.
-- Los Angeles, UCLA Lewis Center, Jan 19, 6-8 pm.
-- Washington DC. National Building Museum, Feb. 9.
We welcome other suggestions for events, ideally fitting my travel schedule (which is evolving in the third column, under my photo). The email link is there as well!
Ordered! It's a shame I no longer live in Vancouver. This seems like the perfect time to mention, though, that your blog is at least partially responsible for inspiring me to move to Amsterdam to do a masters in urban studies. Thank you for doing what you do!
Posted by: Adam Nowek | 12/06/2011 at 00:18
Also, you can feel free to come to Amsterdam to speak with my colleagues and me!
Posted by: Adam Nowek | 12/06/2011 at 00:20
Looking forward to the event in DC. I hope to be there.
Posted by: Alex B. | 12/06/2011 at 04:31
Toronto requests your presence - maybe some time between Vancouver and Washington DC?
Posted by: Denis Agar | 12/06/2011 at 06:47
Come to Minneapolis!
Posted by: Matt | 12/06/2011 at 07:48
Teensy correction:
It's the National Building Museum.
And it's a fabulous venue. Can't wait for it.
Posted by: Matt Johnson | 12/06/2011 at 08:25
I second the Minneapolis suggestion, and happen to work at a local bookstore that would be happy to have you, if you prefer to go that route (as opposed to a more directly academic/institutional event).
Posted by: Anders | 12/06/2011 at 11:52
I really wish I could attend the Building Museum event (definitely one of my five favorite places in the city) but I don't get to return home to D.C. for another 5 months! You should definitely come to Boston in the meantime though.
Posted by: Ryan Keefe | 12/06/2011 at 18:26
I hope this tour is a BIG success. Congratulations!
Posted by: Dan W. in Los Angeles, California, USA | 12/16/2011 at 09:30
Barnes and Noble has started shipping "Human Transit" books Thursday.
Posted by: Wad | 12/17/2011 at 00:11
I received the book in the mail from Amazon two days ago (the 21st of December), in San Francisco. Thank you!
Posted by: Charles | 12/23/2011 at 06:16
Mine also arrived in time for Christmas.
Such a practical and pragmatic approach, as always. Loving the little tram/trains; took me until chapter four to notice the wheels, so kudos to the designer!
Have a great Christmas.
Posted by: Kristin | 12/23/2011 at 21:38
I got the book today-Dec. 23rd in Montana. Merry Christmas!
Posted by: Kathy | 12/23/2011 at 22:55
I got my book today, and I'm looking forward to attending the Building Museum talk. See you then!
Posted by: Perkinsms | 12/29/2011 at 09:46
Any prospect of an ebook? I searched for the title in both Amazon's Kindle store and Apple's iBooks store, but not find it listed either place.
Posted by: David Bickford | 12/31/2011 at 05:47
There's definitely going to be an ebook! Check the Island Press website, where it will probably be for sale first.
Posted by: Jarrett at HumanTransit.org | 12/31/2011 at 18:56
May this tour will be a great success along with your book.
Posted by: Tippers | 01/06/2012 at 04:30