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At 2:39pm on August 24, 2010, Johnny P said…: Hi there Russell,
I have just read 50 Voices - an excellent book! Worthy contributions. I was wondering if you knew of any literary agents that would be interested in atheistic writing. I have completed a book on free will aimed at the intelligent layman, explaining the playing field, how it interacts with religion and foreknowledge, and where society goes within a potentially deterministic framework. Would you have any hints for agents or publishers?
Cheers
Johno

At 7:15pm on May 17, 2010, Colleen Quinn said…: Hi Russell,
Wanted to tell you I really love 50 Voices of Disbelief. I am consuming it slowly. I like to read one when I'm feeling outnumbered if you know what I mean. I also saw you at the AAI convention in Burbank last October. Thank you for your contributions to this cause and community.

Colleen Quinn

At 1:07am on April 23, 2010, Little Name Atheist said…: Grundgetta Grouch is adding text to Russell Blackford's comment wall.

At 7:08am on December 2, 2009, Glendon Mellow said…: Darnit! Already set the page to a boil. Thanks a lot, Russell.

:-)

(Thanks, Russell!)

At 10:08pm on October 8, 2009, Jesse Meyers said…: Hi Russell, great speech at the AAI Convention. I'm glad you made the trip. I wish I could go to the convention in Melbourne next March but unfortunately I don't think it's going to happen.

At 12:39am on October 5, 2009, Skeptical Deb said…: Hey Russell....Debbie here...back in San Diego. Please travel safely back home, and good luck with your book! I look forward to having a copy of my very own.

At 9:45am on October 3, 2009, Bryanderthal said…: Congratulations on the success of your talk at AAI. PZ highly recommends you! AAI:Russell Blackford

At 6:59am on September 17, 2009, Chrys Stevenson said…: Book pimped.

Congratulations. Warren and I are discovering that editing is not the 'breeze' we thought it might have been. ;-)

At 4:20am on September 17, 2009, Stephen Moore said…: G'day Russell, I enjoyed your presentation at the Problem of Evil forum at UniMelb the other day. Pity the forum was only for an hour. Seemed like the speakers were just getting warmed up in the post-presentation discussion when it had to end.

At 11:15am on June 28, 2009, AcesLucky said…: Perhaps you can speak directly to the U.N. (Just a wishful thought.)

At 9:22pm on June 18, 2009, Russell Blackford said…: I've been informed, a couple of days ago, that I have a slot to speak at the Atheist Alliance International convention in early October - about the issue of "defamation of religion", etc.

Looking forward to it.

At 10:42am on May 31, 2009, Carol Everhart Roper said…: Hi Russell! Great to see you here! I am not here much, but it's a fantastic group.

At 10:08pm on May 27, 2009, Luke said…: You'll be able to start a group to talk about it, discuss it in the book clubs on AN and send all the people in groups you are in a message telling them what it's about and where to get it once it's available.

Let me know if you need any help learning how to use the site.

At 8:05pm on May 27, 2009, Luke said…: Will you promote the release of your book via the Aussie, Kiwi and SthPac group so I know it's out and can get a copy?

At 7:39am on May 26, 2009, Chrys Stevenson said…: Hi Russell! A slightly belated welcome to AN! I'm Chrys, I'm working on the atheist book with Warren Bonett, and I co-host the Aussie, Kiwi and South Pacific Atheists Group here - you'd be most welcome to join. I've posted a link to your blog in the list of members' blogs and websites on the group page.

Cheers
Chrys (aka Kristy)

At 5:34pm on May 23, 2009, Dr. Terence Meaden said…: Hi
Welcome to Atheist Nexus with its 8000 good friends.

A useful group is “ORIGINS” (Origins: Universe, Life, Humans, Evolution, Religion....) with its 125 discussions and numerous video films.

One discussion (over 70 posts) is "Proud to be Atheist".
There's much to feel good about
because atheists and humanists hold the intellectual high ground—far removed from the superstitious deluded god believers with their imaginary heaven and hell.
Terry Meaden