Mark will be hosting another Clubland Q&A tomorrow, Monday, answering questions from Mark Steyn Club members live around the planet. More details below.
Meanwhile, in case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Steyn:
~The week began with Mark celebrating Bing Crosby's theme song.
~On Tuesday Steyn considered one of the most absurd moves even by UN standards - the decision to make Robert Mugabe a "Goodwill Ambassador". It was our most-read piece of the week.
~On Wednesday Mark kept his midweek date with Tucker Carlson to discuss the latest twists in the "Russia investigation". Click below to watch:
~Thursday found our latest Tale for our Time racing towards a thrilling conclusion. This month's audio adventure was Steyn's serialization of Anthony Hope's classic tale of Ruritanian romance and intrigue, The Prisoner of Zenda. Click for Part Ten, Part Eleven, Part Twelve, Part Thirteen, Part Fourteen, Part Fifteen, and the final episode. Tales for Our Time and much of our other content is made possible through the support of members of The Mark Steyn Club, for which we're profoundly grateful. For more on the Club, see below - and join us Tuesday for a special bonus Tale for Our Time.
~On Friday Mark considered the curious case of the British spy on the payroll of the Clinton campaign in "How to Steele an Election".
~Our Saturday movie date marked the twentieth anniversary of the day two young actors emerged from a harrowing eight days in the woods, and shooting wrapped on The Blair Witch Project.
Also on Saturday, for those still keeping score, The Washington Post's Jonathan Adler addressed the current state of the interminable Mann vs Steyn climate-change suit. While you're waiting for the trial to start, Steyn has the perfect book to read, personally autographed copies of which are exclusively available at the SteynOnline bookstore. And, if you're a Mark Steyn Club member, don't forget to enter your promo code at checkout to enjoy special member pricing.
Next month Mark will be honored with Kellyanne Conway and Diane Hendricks at the Independent Women's Forum annual awards gala in Washington. If you're in the vicinity of the DC Swamp and would like to attend, please click here and enjoy a special discount on the ticket price by entering the promo code STEYN at the bottom of the ticket information box.
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A new week at SteynOnline begins this evening with our Song of the Week, and do please join Mark tomorrow, Monday, for another Clubland Q&A, taking your questions live around the planet. The fun starts at 4pm US Eastern, which is 1pm Pacific - or 8pm Greenwich Mean Time, 9pm in Europe, 10pm in Turkey, the wee small hours in Asia, an early Tuesday breakfast in Australia, and a somewhat more agreeable start to Tuesday morning in New Zealand and the rest of the Pacific. We hope you'll join us!
