Come on. A talking dog? Named Enzo?
When I started writing the book, the dog’s name was Juan Pablo. We were about to have our third child. If it was a boy, I wanted to name him Enzo. And my wife said, “Absolutely not.” She told me, “You’ve got to name the dog Enzo.” Recently, I got an e-mail from somebody who named his kid Enzo after Enzo the dog.
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Garth interviewed on Tech House & Speed, a radio show that combines motorsports technology, house music and the speed of sports.
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Can’t make it to one of Garth’s events? Watch video of his Feb, 2010 event at Warwick’s Books in La Jolla, CA.
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Garth Stein is a guest on the Feb. 19 edition of the BBC World Service’s WORLD TODAY. Interviewed by Komla Dumor, he is discussing his views on the Google Books Library Project.
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No One Calls Me Mutt Anymore, a play by Garth Stein, was originally produced Feb. 4, 2010, at Garth’s old high school, Shorewood High School in Shoreline, Washington.
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From the crucifixes hanging above our beds to the Bogeymen hiding under them, gods and monsters have always occupied considerable real estate in the human psyche. But sometimes a mattress and box spring are all that separate the two.
Garth will be reading a new and never published story.
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Forget the tables with their tall stacks of books. In Costco, The Art of Racing in the Rain will soon get its very own bin. And here we thought bulk retailing couldn’t get any bigger!
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The Art of Racing in the Rain was the 10th bestselling trade paperback book in 2009.
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Young racecar driver Alexander Rossi has been on a tear of late. Sporting GoEnzo.com logos, he stormed to his second win of the season today in the twelfth round of the International Formula Master (IFM) Series at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit in Belgium.
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The Art of Racing in the Rain, the story of DE instructor and aspiring race car driver Denny Swift as told by his dog, Enzo, is an enjoyable read full of driving, racing and life wisdom. The book’s title first caught my attention last Summer, soon after I survived a rain-soaked driver’s education (DE) weekend at Grattan Raceway.
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