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Kurt Andersen gets all blogthusiastic about our sober new reality
Floppy-haired neopuritan Kurt Andersen has commenced blogging this week for TIME.com to promote his new book Reset: How This Crisis Can Restore Our Values and Renew America, which is based on his excellent TIME cover story of a few months back, "The End of Excess: Why this crisis is good for America." He is attacking the assignment with spectacular enthusiasm, putting up seven posts so far today. All while driving around in his new Ford Fusion!
Anyway, it's all very impressive. I do worry, though, that if Andersen keeps this up, the blog will soon be longer than the (96-page) book.
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