March 31, 2002

• Maria Mrowicki has worked out a fingerpicking pattern for O Canada Girls. It's been added to the Play with Dar section and is on the bottom part of the O Canada Girls page.
• Ed Dupas has moved his Ed's Guitar Page to a new location. He's got some Dar stuff on there.
• I was interviewed by Jeff Cannon for the Indiana Daily Student about Dar's effect on fans. It's cool to be quoted in an article with her. You can read it here.

• Update to the tour sked.
• Don't forget to get your submissions in for the Dar Birthday Project. The deadline is April 10 at 5 p.m. EST. Details.
• I'm going on vacation for a week, so there won't be any updates likely until the end of the month.

• An update to the tour dates.
• In the interview Dar did with darwilliams.net, she talked about some of the cool things fans have given her. One of her favourites was the Sock Monkey from Misty Cochrane. Misty sent a picture so you can check out the cutie monkey and friends. Look here.

• Fixed up wonky links and did some updates on all the individual CD pages (The Honesty Room, Mortal City, End of the Summer, The Green World, and Out There Live) and added clips to all the tracks on Out There Live.

• Fixed up some spelling and other transcription errors in the interview. Thanks to all for the proofreading.
• Update to the FAQ.
• Sally Green reminds us there's a month left to get your birthday project in to her. Details.

• The final installment of the exclusive interview with Dar has been posted. Sorry for the delay. Life inteferes, but here it is.

• More tour dates have been added.

• I have posted an article from The Advocate magazine which ran last November. Look for the 'new' symbol in the library.

• Update to the tour schedule. Dar is going to the U.K. this summer.

• Read the press release about Dar's April benefit tour.
• Jennifer Nees reports the April 17 shows (both of 'em) at Club Passim in Cambridge, Ma., are sold out.
• Update to the tour sked.

• Update to the tabs page. Ron Greitzer sent in a new version of In Love But Not At Peace.
• Bill Fleishman reports the April 1 show in Ann Arbor, MI, is sold out.