BLOG….You know, I might have posted a review of Hugh Hewitt’s new book, Blog, but, um, that would have required me to buy a copy first. For some reason, Hugh hasn’t sent me a complimentary copy even though we’re practically neighbors.
Ezra Klein, however, apparently got himself a review copy and has commenced reading. Poor Ezra. He’s only gotten through the introduction so far and he already seems to be pondering suicide. Let’s all wish him luck.
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