Perhaps if you have been living under a rock, you have not yet bought a copy of Write More Good! Visit our Buy the Book page for links to retailers.
Write More Good is also an excellent holiday present if you haven’t been living under a rock.
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Adam Warrock has a new EP out and a Merch Sale!

Know Your Crew: Supreme Court or Wu Tang Clan?

If you’re like us, you probably had this problem happen before. At a party, on the streets, or in the courtroom, you can’t figure out if people are referencing members of the United States Supreme Court or the Wu-Tang Clan.
Both crews have nine members, both have elaborate nicknames and aliases, and both have, at some point, had an “ol’ dirty bastard” amongst their members (we’re looking at you, Alito).

Use this easy guide to know when people are talking about the highest …

Adam Warrock has released his first music video over on Angry Asian Man in support of his annual donation drive (he releases free music all year and only asks for money once). Check out the sweet minivan in the video!
RJ White is restarting The City Desk!
Check out You Chose Wrong, a Tumblr from Andrew Weiss dedicated to horrible endings of choose your own adventure books.
Did you know that the next season of the Variants had a successful kickstarter?
Mike Sterling presents some superhero bookmarks from 2006.
It is collectible Card Game Week …

You can preorder the updated edition of The Supervillain Handbook by The Bureau Chief’s own Matt Wilson. Check it out!
The Supervillain Handbook: The Ultimate How-to Guide to Destruction and Mayhem
Check out Adam Warrock’s latest free EP, Ghostal.

Check out MSNBC’s Technolog for an account of The nerdiest lovers’ spat Twitter has ever seen.

Under normal circumstances, those who witness a lovers’ spat are often left feeling awkward and as if they intruded on an incredibly private moment. But somehow everything changes once Twitter gets involved — especially if the bickering parties are the grammar gods behind the Associated Press (AP) Stylebook and their counterparts, the funny bunch who runs the @FakeAPStylebook parody Twitter account.
Check out the full story here!