Do you have a favorite Plaid Adder column?

[Plaid Adder]

Supposing there were to be a "best of Plaidder" collection in existence somewhere, is there one column you would want to make sure was in there?

C ya,

The Plaid Adder

[wryter2000]

1. The fairy tale story

Wherein Princess Swingvoter gets wooed. Featuring Rummy the Whack.

[madinmaryland]

2. Does DU keep a collection or archive of your stories.

I have a terrible memory, but enjoy reading your columns.

[Kenneth ken]

3. The Woman Who Could Have Been Me

though truth be told, I think a "best of Plaidder" collection already exists in the DU archives - just look on the home page and click on the link that says The Plaid Adder.

:hi: Plaidder

[Plaid Adder]

4. Yes, but I'm thinking about a physical book

You know, with paper. It would be nice to have. However, the more pages are in it the more it costs, so if we do this, I'm going to cut a lot of the columns out to keep the price down.

"After the Ball" and "The Woman Who Could Have Been Me" are still in there, I think. I also think wryter2000 should start the Rummy the Wack fan club, though I think she might be the only member, just so I can eventually read the newsletter.

C ya,

The Plaid Adder

[Kenneth ken]

5. I did understand

you were thinking in terms of a physical book. I was offering an understated compliment on how much I enjoy all of your columns.

I finally went to your lair and looked around a bit. I think I will go back and give more thought to buying some of your WOF books.

PS - I like that you use the word eddress. I picked that up somewhere a few years ago, and use it whenever appropriate (though I don't remember exactly where I first came across it)

And now I'll :kick: your thread so more people can comment on their favorites of your columns.

[Plaid Adder]

7. The WOF books are free

The only investment is time! Lots and lots of time.

http://www.plaidder.com/wof/

The Plaid Adder

[yardwork]

6. Your most recent column is always my favorite!

I realize that is no help. Sorry!

[billyskank]

8. Plaidder, my favourite (I think) was "Accountability Lapses"

it was scathing. Of course it was a topical piece too so you may not want to choose that one, but anyway.

[Lisa]

9. we really have to choose?

Most of my faves have already been mentioned. I also liked "Reagan's America", "The Immoderator", and "Twisted Sisters" (though not just because she mentions me in that one!)