On Friday, re-arrested Asian supremacist Kenneth Eng made bail to the tune of $500,000. Eng faces federal charges for repeatedly threatening a fellow N.Y.U. film student over the phone. Fortunately for all of us, the repercussions for these threats gave Eng a chance to consider the place of the Jews in his Big Book Of Spite.

When we last caught up with wacky Asian supremacist Kenneth Eng, he was spending some time in a city facility on assault charges. How'd that work out?

Hatingest Asian you know held without bail; his pysch profile "seems to pose more questions that it answers." [AP]

Now that crazed theorist Kenneth Eng is behind bars for hammer-swinging and kill-talking, we've come across the hatingest Asian you know's resume and book proposal. (You'll recall the riveting pitch letter.) Why not enjoy them both right now? Keep your eyes peeled for the part where he gets discriminated against on the set of Spider-Man 3.

Is Kenneth Eng finally learning the difference between good attention and bad attention? The Village Voice reports that everyone's favorite Asian supremacist (who was so upset that the kid at Virginia Tech pulled off a violent bloodbath before he could), is currently a guest of the city.

Like so many of us, Kenneth "It Should Have Been Me Who Killed All Those White Kids" Eng, has a book in him. It's a lighthearted, "Bill Maherish" romp through a litany of things Kenneth wants all Asians to hate. Ken's e-mail solicitation going out to publishers reveals that the man is a master strategist of the hard sell ("What's in it for you? Imagine having the ONLY manuscript that defends the VA Tech Shooter") with a firm grasp of the publishing industry's current concerns ("Occasionally, I will use personal anecdotes (proof of which I have, to prevent another James Frey) about my many physical and verbal fights with whites and blacks."). Interested? Of course you are. His solicitation follows.

Remember Kenneth Eng of "Why I Hate Blacks" fame? He sure hopes you do! In fact, just to make sure he has another moment in the media sun, Eng is "taking credit" for the recent Virginia Tech massacre. "I might have had something to do with [the VT shootings] because it's kind of conspicuous that [Cho] would shoot all these people so shortly after AsianWeek published all my articles," Eng tells the Village Voice.