The Year of Ann Dvorak is Halfway Over
On July 2, 2013 by Christina Rice With 4 Comments
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Year of Ann Dvorak: Day 183
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After yesterday’s post, the Year of Ann Dvorak is halfway over. I have somehow managed to stick to my incredibly foolish commitment of blogging about Ann Dvorak everyday in 2013. For those of you coming late to my silly games, I decided to engage in this year-long blogathon in order to promote my book Ann Dvorak: Hollywood’s Forgotten Rebel, which is due out in November from University Press of Kentucky. I also saw it as a way to make up for the lack of content produced for this site while I was finishing up the biography.
I am celebrating entry #183 by posting of photo of Ann-D gussied up in Flame of Barbary Coast.
‘Incredibly foolish’? Hope you don’t really think so.
‘The Year of Ann Dvorak’ has, to date, been incredibly entertaining, incredibly informative, and incredibly worth anyone’s time who chooses to look in here.
Incredibly good job.
Incredibly appreciated.
Thanks Scott, much appreciated.
In retrospect, I probably should have done a weekly post instead of daily, which would have still been more than I was posting before. I generally write these the night before they go up and now that my toddler has decided 10pm is her bedtime, the nightly Ann post can be a bit grueling.
You know, under the circumstances, the shareholders here, would, I’m certain, be amenable to allowing you to renegotiate the terms of that commitment.
Thanks for the pass, but after 183 days I am all in. I’m tough despite all my whining.