Notes from the road...
Dublin is simply beautiful, and, according to my incredibly kind publicity rep, this is the nicest day the city has seen in some time. Thanks, Dublin! (shame I'm here for less than 24 hours)
I did my first interview for an Irish radio show about two and a half hours ago, and it went very well. Because film rights to THE MARK have been optioned by an Ireland-based production company they were very keen to hear about that. My second interview is in a little over an hour, and it will only be my second sit-down ever. Apparently they're bringing a photographer as well. Hopefully my skin looks slightly better than Amy Winehouse's.
So far since leaving my house I've literally spent more time in airports than on the ground. I'm at that weird point where I'm so tired I'm actually kind of hyper. It might also have to do with the coffee they brew in Europe that's so strong it could kick Starbucks's ass with a wooden stirrer.
Thrill of the trip (so far): seeing THE MARK in W.H. Smith in Heathrow airport.
Tip of the trip (so far): my cab driver pointing out that the best pint of Guinness in Dublin is served at a bar just around the corner from my hotel. See you soon, O'Donohue's...
Labels: foreign editions, THE MARK
posted by Jason Pinter at
9:47 AM
2 Comments:
Every bar in Dublin has a cab driver to recommend it. Go to the Guiness factory if you can. You can follow the smell of potatoes there. Have fun.
Hope you post some pics!
Have fun!
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