I have no idea why I’m not better at blogging here.  During the height of my blogging for the Times Union, I blogged every day, but closer to every 20 hours.  I was on top of it.  And now I am blogging once a week at most!  Embarrassing.

Anyway, in the past two weeks, I’ve spoken at Russell Sage College, did a book signing/reading at the Albany Barnes and Noble, did a book signing at the Wall Street Borders in New York City, guest blogged at Jewcy.com, guest blogged at the Washington Post, guest lectured at Rice University (I am officially in love with Houston, Texas and I think it is one of my favorite places I’ve been to), gave interviews to a few different excellent blogs, taught at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association conference at Columbia University, saw the movie I Love You Man, saw the movie Brick Lane, finished the final paper for my anthropology class, and celebrated that I’m 59 days away from graduating from college.

Woot.

Anyway, I’ll try to be better at blogging for the next few weeks, because I have a lot of quirky stuff I’ve been thinking about.

I guest blogged today at Feminist Law Professors about the irony that the smartest girls and the girls who are the most conscious of feminism and the pressures on young women still end up being Supergirls.  Check it out!

In addition to doing a college lecture tour for “Supergirls Speak Out,” I’ll also be cruising down the information highway, doing interviews and guest blogging about “Supergirls Speak Out” at a variety of parenting blogs, writing blogs, feminist blogs, and young adult fiction blogs.  I’m really excited for this, and I thank the writers of all the participating blogs in advance for helping me spread the word about my book!

Here’s the schedule of where I’ll be:

March 1st: Writing Porch

March 3rd: Feminist Law Professors (I’ll be guest blogging!)

March 4th: Shaping Youth and Stephanie Kuehnert’s Life, Words, and Rock’n'Roll

March 5th: The Girl Revolution

March 6th: Feel Good, Girl!

March 7th: Equally Shared Parenting

March 9th: Working Girl

March 11th: Moms in a Blog

March 12th: Julia Barry/ In Her Image

March 13th: 4th Wave Feminism

March 14th: Teri Brown Writes

March 15th: Paula Yoo

March 16th: Young People For

March 17th: Every Woman Has an Eating Disorder

March 18th: Teen Book Review (I’ll be guest blogging!)

March 19th: Sara Hantz

March 20th: That’s My Bix

March 21st: Sara Ryan

March 23rd: Viva la Feminista

March 25th: Susan Juby

March 27th: Linda Gerber

There might be more blogs to come, so I’ll update the schedule to include any others!

Because today is March 1st, I’m excited to have kicked off the blog book tour with a Q&A at the Writing Porch blog!  Check out my interview with J. Louise Larson at the Writing Porch!