The Ultimate Antiplanning Book Is Out!

The Best-Laid Plans is officially being released today. If you didn’t stand in line at your bookstore until midnight last night to be the first to get your copy, there are probably still a few copies available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Powell’s, or whatever your favorite bookstore is. (Powell’s is already offering used copies — they must be review copies sent out by the publisher.)

Readers of the Washington Post know that it was reviewed in last Sunday’s edition. I’m not sure the reviewers actually read the book, as the two paragraphs they wrote ask a couple of questions that were answered in the introduction. But I’m told it is rare for the Post to review a book published by Cato, so anything is better than nothing.

Oregon scandal-watcher Phil Stanford wrote a longer and more positive review for the Portland Tribune. Curiously, most of the quotes that Stanford pulled from the book originally came from the Portland Tribune (though not from articles by Stanford). I guess they rang a bell with him.

The Antiplanner will be in Portland on Thursday, September 20 for two booksigning events:

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Faithful ally or loyal opponent, if you are in the Portland area this Thursday, I hope to see you at one of these two locations.