Draft Clark stalwart Lowell Feld collaborated on a book on the rise of the blogosphere (in the largest sense) on politics.  Lowell founded the popular RaisingKaine blog and worked as an Internet director in the Jim Webb campaign.  The book is called Netroots Rising: How a Citizen Army of Bloggers and Online Activists Is Changing American Politics, by
Lowell Feld and fellow Virginian and blogger Nate Wilcox.  It's available for pre-ordering at Amazon.com here.  The reviews are wonderful.  The scheduled publication date is June 30, 2008.  (Note:  Lowell has contacted Amazon to get Gen. Clark's name spelled right in the Book Description.)

Soon we'll be telling people that we knew Lowell when.

Lowell says of the Clark chapter:

The book should be of interest to Clark supporters, as it contains a chapter on the Clark campaign that includes extensive interviews with people like John Hlinko, Stan Davis, Donnie Fowler Jr., Matt Stoller, Larry Huynh, Jessica Vanden Berg, Yosem Companys, etc. It's told from the perspective of the netroots, explaining the rise of the draft movement(s) and then what happened once the official campaign began. To my knowledge, there has not been any published account of the Clark campaign to this date.

Stan Davis
Lakewood, CO
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