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Barb,
I appreciate your kind words, but the room setup won't be good for videotaping.
Also, from a marketing perspective, I have more to gain from honoraria for my talk than from sales of a book that is sold primarily to library reference collections.
In other words, this presentation is unlike your BookTV talk for Evil Genes, which has a price point such that on-line viewings are likely to produce sales. I'd be giving away the store, rather than enticing people to buy a good product, by putting a video online.
Invitations to present my talk elsewhere are always welcome, especially if I can combine a chance to speak to college students and faculty with a K-12 school visit or two in the same area.
Right now, I'm seeking "gigs" in connection with upcoming events in Rochester NY on Nov. 8 and King of Prussia PA on Oct. 19-20.
Anyway, thanks for giving me a chance to elaborate and, frankly, to give a more explicit sales pitch for that talk elsewhere.
Fred Bortz -- Science and technology books for young readers (www.fredbortz.com) and Science book reviews (www.scienceshelf.com)