The episode of Daily Planet that includes the concrete piano experiment by Judy Wearing, author of Edison’s Concrete Piano: Flying Tanks, Six-Nippled Sheep, Walk-on-Water Shoes, and 12 Other Flops from Great Inventors was scheduled to air Monday, November 30. The episode will repeat December 1st.

The End of the River by Brian Harvey was picked by the editors of the Globe and Mail as one of the hundred best books of 2009. The Globe100 is published annually and features “the 100 best and most influential books” of the preceding year.

Entertainment Weekly' EW.com published a Q&A with Lost “super-fan” Jon Lachonis (aka Doc Arzt), co-author of Lost Ate My Life. The article by EW’s Lost columnist Doc Jenson mentioned the book. Jenson wrote, “I dig [Doc Arzt’s] raw and unvarnished passion for, and his deep appreciation of, big picture storytelling. I also like how he often serves as conscience and voice of reason to a fan culture that can get too spoilerhoundish and nitpickish.”

Prairie Books Now included Final Appeal: Anatomy of a Frame in the Off the Shelf roundup in the Fall/Winter09 edition.