Steve Sailer: iSteve: My book's new promotional video is up!

November 4, 2008

My book's new promotional video is up!

The video promoting the name of my new book is only 1:41, but the production values are quite high.

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8 comments:

Anonymous said...: "This video not available in your country."

:-o

I'm over here in Europe.; 11/4/08, 12:54 PM
Anonymous said...: The video is apparently 'not available in my country'. Could you make it so, or post it to youtube or something similar?

Thanks.; 11/4/08, 12:59 PM
Kai Carver said...: "This video is not available in your country." What is it?; 11/4/08, 1:38 PM
Anonymous said...: Steve, are you going to send your book to people for them to review?

As anyone indicated any interest in reviewing it?; 11/4/08, 1:52 PM
Anonymous said...: I clicked on the link:

This video is not available in your country.; 11/4/08, 2:32 PM
Anonymous said...: Im in Britain and I can see the vid. Mind you, being British we are not in Europe either;)

I assume its all a jolly jape. The vid I saw was Harry Potter.

Or am I missing something?; 11/4/08, 5:35 PM
Anonymous said...: SPOILER: Steve is just kidding around. The video is a trailer to a harry potter movie. Here's the youtube of it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlrphFBpuio; 11/4/08, 6:19 PM
Anonymous said...: SPOILER: Steve is just kidding around. The video is a trailer to a harry potter movie.

:-)) :-)) :-))

Man, I'm slow. :-P; 11/4/08, 11:29 PM

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