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Keeping Sex Complicated

October 3, 2013

Dating sucks everywhere, but it sucks harder in LA, and it sucks more now than ever. A few months ago, …

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“You Don’t Have to Take Everything Off to be Beautiful.”

September 25, 2013

This Sunday, I will be moderating the Sex Panel at the West Hollywood Book Fair. There are several authors on …

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On Hitchcock, Giving Up, and Being an Artist

September 23, 2013

I meant to watch Veep this weekend, but instead I watched Hitchcock because it showed up on the screen first. …

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Introducing the Queen (of Hearts)

September 21, 2013

Three days after I submitted Another Kind of Monster to the publisher for copyediting, I began my first “proper” novel. …

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Another Kind of Monster is Born

September 19, 2013

Even though I quit writing fiction, I didn’t stop writing entirely. Instead, I switched back to the short form, only …

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On Me, Writing, and Lovergirl

September 17, 2013

Lovergirl was the first book I ever wrote. When I first started it, writing a book felt like a daunting …

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