annika asks are there any future projects you hope to tackle anddevelop out of the work you did for thisbook ? >> the one word version, one word answer, yes. i think i had another idea but the more i think about it i'm getting advice including some from david that isi might want to keep turningon this a little bit more . because in many ways i realize after i finished this whole thing the last three books on rampart and hunter thompson are kind of an informal trilogy about the san francisco counterculture and of course if you add on character mcwilliams he's not a countercultural figure . it's more e left of center political journalism but some advice i've been getting from very knowledgeable people that maybe there aren't enough books about san francisco. there's certainly a lot of good ones, seasons of the witch but i think there's still some work left. i think the fact that people have responded positively to it, not just david but others is a sign. there's still stories to tell. not just for us but for a broader audience. >> we look forward to that next book and the thing i regret th

annika asks, there are any future project you hope to tackle that developed out of the work that you did for this book? >> you know, the one word version, one word answer, yes. i think-- i had another idea, but the more i think about it, i'm getting advice including some from david that, i might want to keep turning on this a little bit and because in many ways, i realized, again after i'd finished this whole thing that the last three books, ramparts, grateful dead and hunter thompson are a kind of informal trilogy about the san francisco counter culture. if you add in kerry mcwilliams, he's not counter figure, he is, but some advice from knowledgeable people, maybe there aren't enough books about san francisco. i mean, there's certainly a lot of good ones and david's written one of the west "seasons of the witch", but i think there are still some more here and i think, you know, the fact that people have responded positively to it, not just mine, but david's and others, is a sign that there are still some stories to tell. not just for us, but for broader audiences as well. . >> well