In “84 Percent of Our Followers Like Our Tweets!” The American Journalism Review interviews several Bureau Chiefs.
“A Pew Research Center study on religion in America spawned a Twitter feed that pokes fun at everything from Wolf Blitzer and Jay-Z to geography and ex-girlfriends.
Fake Pew Research launched September 19 and already has nearly 10,000 followers. Like everything he and his fellow Fake AP Stylebook contributors produce, creator Ken Lowery says their goal is to make themselves laugh. And if they entertain other people in the process, even better.”

The Bureauchiefs have launched a new twitter feed, available for you at http://twitter.com/#!/fakepewresearch.
The Atlantic comments “Fake Polls Aren’t as Funny as Fake Grammar Tips.”

I’m giving a talk at the Salt Lake City Library on Ocotber 20th! If you are in the area, come on out. If you aren’t in the area, this is the perfect excuse to book your annual fall Utah vacation!
Is Adam Warrock coming to your town?
Mike gives everybody a peek behind the curtain of comics retail.
RJ White wars people of the dangers of Philadelphia.

Eugene Ahn aka Adam Warrock has been releasing singles in support of a donation drive for his upcoming tour. Head over for great free songs about beer and not watching Dr Who.
Matt Wilson has just launched robot noir comic Copernicus Jones
Also: Monday Movie recut comics -Thor
Fake Criterions takes on Woody Allen
Andrew remembers TV dinners
The Great American Scarf-Off
Dorian reminds the world about an important characteristic of Lex Luthor

FakeAPstylebook is featured in the Fast Company article, “Secrets To A Successful Fake Twitter Character.”
With a quarter of a million followers between them, the men and women behind a few of the better faux accounts show us how to create and maintain successful, character-driven Twitter feeds.
Other recent mentions:
14 Hilarious Fake Twitter Accounts You Need To Follow (Business Insider)
Ten Great Fake Twitter Accounts (SFWeekly)
Book Review: “Write More Good” is great (Motivated Grammar)

All day today you can ask the Bureau Chiefs questions over on Blood-Red Pencil. How have you lived this long without our advice?

Write More Good is featured in an article on NPR, Laugh Yourself Cool: 5 Funny Books To Beat The Heat by Dan Kois
“Oh, man, it’s so hot out this summer that you have to laugh. No, I mean it — you have to laugh, because if you’re sitting out on the broiling sand reading something funny and you don’t laugh, you bottle it up, it’ll get dangerous quick. In fact, your body temperature will raise 0.001 of a degree for each laugh you fail to emit. (It’s just science.) That …

From around the blogosphere, I bring you news of the Bureau Chiefs!
Ken Lowery created a blurb poster for Transformers 3 which is a thing of joy and beauty.
Eugene Ahn aka Adam Warrock has released a New Warriors EP
Matt Wilson shares Sponsored Movie Remakes
Andrew Weiss on Phantasy Star 4
Mike Sterling on a box of comics in “Excellent” condition
Have you visited Dorian Wright’s The Daily Donald?

Bureau Chief RJ White of Fake Criterions fame is interviewed on Salon.com:
“Not every movie is a masterpiece. But all movies deserve the chance to look like one. That at least is the concept behind Fake Criterions, a popular Tumblr that takes reader submissions for films that should get remade as part of the Criterion Collection series. With theme months and challenges, the site has quickly become one of the more popular user-submitted Tumblrs out there (and was included in Matt Zoller Seitz’ slide show of best movie fan art). We …

Watch Bureau Chief Dave Lartigue read from Write More Good at Mass Live.