Tales of the OakTable

  • From: "Tony Davis" <tony@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 10:33:06 -0800

Hi All,
 

I'm lead editor of the databases group at Apress and Jared has kindly
given me permission for a slightly off-topic post, regarding an
opportunity to contribute to one of the books that I'm currently working
on. If you're interested, please respond directly to me
(tony@xxxxxxxxxx) rather than to the list.

 

The book, "Oracle Insights, Tales of the OakTable", is part of our
OakTable Press Series and is basically a sort of "collected war stories"
from 12 of the OakTable members, including a few contributors to this
list, such as Jonathan Lewis (for a description, see
http://www.apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=314).

 

The book has a serious intent but will be reasonably light-hearted and
humorous in its approach, and my idea was that, if there was sufficient
interest, we could have a short section in the book for anecdotes from
other contributors. I assume that everyone has at least one war story to
tell, so I encourage anyone who's interested to submit their Oracle (or
at least IT) related tale. It can be funny, sad, angry, or just plain
bizarre, but it should be short (1-5 pages) and true (or a fictionalized
version of a true story).

 

If the story gets chosen for inclusion in the book, the author will get
his or her name printed with their story and a free copy of the book
when it's published.

 

So, if you're potentially interested in seeing your story in print, then
drop me a line and I will provide further details.

 

Best,

 

Tony.


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