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October 2007 Archive

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October 18, 2007

National Lampoon Complete on DVD Update: Last month I wrote about the new collection of National Lampoon magazine about to be released on DVD. Naturally, I ordered it immediately from Amazon.com. Initially, it was supposed to ship at the end of September. Shortly after I ordered it, the expected ship date was moved to mid-to-late October. Today I was notified that it will arrive early November. Let's hope this is the last delay.

When it does finally arrive, I will tell all about it.

Further Update (11/3/07): I spoke too soon. I just received word from Amazon that the estimated arrival date is now some time between December 8 and 26.

Posted October 18, 2007, 09:55 AM

October 15, 2007

Chris Miller's "The Real Animal House" was recently released in paperback. The new edition includes an additional 45-page early Sixties pop culture glossary. Available at Amazon and other fine book sellers.

In other Chris Miller news, he has recently posted on his website two of his classic National Lampoon short stories, Telejester and Boxed In.

Finally, Chris will be doing a special night in New York City on Monday, October 29th. It'll be a recounting of the long strange trip that led from his joining the Alpha Delta Phi house at Dartmouth in 1960 to the creation of both Animal House the movie and his book, The Real Animal House. Peter Reigert ("Boon") will be along to reminisce with him about the former, and two of the guys who he featured in the book--John "Magpie" Walters and Dick "Black Whit" Whitfield--will also appear to share their memories of fraternity madness, early sixties-style. His appearance will be at the Housing Works Cafe in Soho, at 126 Crosby Street, starting at 7 PM. It should be a lot of fun for all, and he'll be signing copies of the paperback edition of his book.

Posted October 15, 2007, 11:56 AM

 

 

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