The official rollout for the new book is still a few weeks away—but for those who are interested, we’ve posted the Drive tour dates. As you’ll see, it’s a grueling schedule. So if you make it to any of these events, feel free bring me a cup of coffee, a can of Red Bull, or a few Excedrin tablets.
Meantime, since we’ll be coming out of the box very quickly after the New Year, when many people are still in a holiday haze, I’m listing the main events of the first week below so you can plan accordingly.
Washington, DC
Tuesday, January 5; 7:00 PM
Politics & Prose
5015 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20008
Boston, MA
Wednesday, January 6; 1:00 PM
Borders / School Street
10-24 School Street
Boston, MA 02108
Cambridge, MA
Wednesday, January 6; 6:00 PM
Brattle Theatre (Sponsored by Harvard Bookstore)
40 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Philadelphia, PA
Thursday, January 7; 7:00 PM
Friends Select School (Sponsored by Joseph Fox Bookshop)
17th & Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19103
New York City
Friday, January 8; 7:30 PM
Barnes & Noble / Lincoln Center
1972 Broadway @ 66th Street
New York, NY 10023
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Dan,
Your forgot about the up and coming innovation central of the world, Des Moines, Iowa!
Dan – I enjoyed Whole New Mind so much that I tried to buy Drive for my Kindle today. But I can’t get it until December 29?
I understand in the physical book world how this could happen, but delaying release on the Kindle doesn’t make much sense to me.
Any way you could move up the release of Drive for Kindle and other readers?
Thanks.
@rodgerbanister
@rodger — out of my hands, unfortunately. but if you’d like to see the introduction of the book, just subscribe to the newsletter. (you can do that on the main page.)
Looking forward to it. See you on the 6th at the Brattle Theatre. Safe Travels.
Any dates, speaking or book signing close to Indy?
What if I’m really motivated to get you to come to Colorado?
Not for nothing but the Chicago BunkoBreakfast pretty much pwn’d all the other BunkoBreakfasts. When’s Chicago gonna get some love?
@chad — at this point, nothing in indy. maybe we could figure out a way to do it virtually.
@margaret — there’s a chance i might be doing something in denver in early march. stay tuned.
@aaron — i’m coming to chicago! indeed, i’ll be slithering all across the entire chicagoland area on tuesday jan. 19. more details here: http://bit.ly/8TgCJo
Atlanta?
NYC. There.
Any Canadian dates? Please say Toronto is on the “to do” list.
California? Come on Dan…we’re not that bad.
@eddie — I’ll be in california, north and south! what’s posted here is just the first week. the rest of the tour is here: https://www.danpink.com/speaking-engagements
@jordana — we’re trying to figure out a way to get to toronto. stay tuned.
Congratulations on the release of your new book! I’m a HUGE fan of “A Whole New Mind!”
Thanks for the advance details. Since there’s only one SoCal appearance (Pasadena) on the list, I’m going to round up a group from Orange County (some of us who saw you speak at the OC Office of Education/Arts OC luncheon a year or two ago) to make the trek to Pasadena! See you there!
I’ll make sure to attend when you’re in Toronto! Your talk at TED has helped me take my career to a whole new level starting in 2010 — am forever grateful to you.
Please enjoy my video I made about creativity and right brain thinking.
http://vimeo.com/7718850
Looking forward to your talk in Portland, Oregon. You should add Powells.com to your “favorite booksellers” link, above. Portlanders (and people who know great booksellers) love Powell’s! Safe travels.
5 dates in California and one in Texas? What’s up with Houston?