Why it's good to be a 'Bad Girl': 26 funny, feisty women writers tell all.
Date of Review:
Jul.10.2007
Reviewer:
Erika Schickel
Source:
Los Angeles Times
Time was, bad girls had sass and smarts and originality. Lately it’s been taken over by celebrities and heiresses given to sloppy behavior. Ellen Sussman’s anthology Bad Girls: 26 Writers Misbehave reminds us that bad girlery is so much more than sloppy behavior and wardrobe malfunctions—it’s a calling.
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About Ellen
Ellen Sussman is the author of the New York Times bestselling novel, French Lessons, and the San Francisco Chronicle bestseller, On a Night Like This. Her new novel, The Paradise Guest House will be published in March, 2013. She is the editor of two...
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Susan G. Komen For The Cure