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Review in Library Journal

This from a very nice "starred" review just out in Library Journal...

“This memoir of a Jersey girl–turned–hip Manhattan writer sparkles with wry humor, touching honesty, and celebrity insight. ..Her genial family and beloved Jersey landscape provide a colorful framework for her coming of age…[Dunn’s] hilariously entertaining approach not only provides an incisive glimpse into the eclectic nature of Dunn’s subjects—who range from Madonna to Barry White—but also smoothly complements the material on her personal life.”

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  • Jancee Dunn grew up in Chatham, New Jersey. She was a writer at Rolling Stone from 1989-2003, where she wrote twenty cover stories for the magazine. She has written for many different publications, among them the New York Times, Vogue,GQ (where she wrote a monthly sex advice column for five years) and O: The Oprah Magazine, where she writes a monthly ethics column entitled "Now What Do I Do?" From 2001-2002 she was an entertainment correspondent for Good Morning America. Prior to that she was a veejay for MTV2 from 1996 until 2001. Her memoir "But Enough About Me," about her life as chronically nervous celebrity interviewer, came out in 2006. Her novel "Don't You Forget About Me" is out in July 2008. She and her husband live in Brooklyn, New York.

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    David McCormick
    McCormick & Williams Literary Agents
    37 W. 20th Street
    New York, NY 10011
    mccormickwilliams.com

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