My Email: mail@josiebrown.com
My Facebook Fan Page: Josie Brown, Author, Secret Lives...
My Twitter: http://twitter.com/JosieBrownCA
Josie's latest novel, SECRET LIVES OF HUSBANDS AND WIVES (Simon & Schuster), is a Target Emerging Authors pick for Summer 2010.
Her other novels are True Hollywood Lies (HarperCollins) and Impossibly Tongue-Tied (HarperCollins).
As a journalist, Josie's celebrity interviews and relationships trends articles have been featured
in Los Angeles Times Syndicate International, Redbook and Complete
Woman magazines, as well as AOL, Yahoo, AskMen.com, Divorce360.com,
and SingleMindedWomen.com.
About True
Hollywood Lies
The tone is confessional, the writing laced with venomous humor...” —Wall Street Journal
"Brown captures the humor of working for a megalomaniac...[A] well-paced, entertaining story..."
—Publishers Weekly
"A fine piece of literary work." —New York Post
About Impossibly
Tongue-Tied
"Brad, Angelina, Britney and Kevin may want to check out Josie Brown's new novel, Impossibly Tongue-Tied, for its ripped-from-the-headlines plot that mixes their scandals together...” – PAGE SIX, New York Post
Josie lives in Marin County, California, with Martin and our two children.
Literary agent: Holly Root, of the Waxman Literary Agency.
Dramatic agent, Bob Freedman of the Robert A. Freedman Dramatic Agency
If that's still not enough information, glean what you can from these musings:
3 things I truly believe in:
• Just because you've made a million dollars in one field doesn't mean you know bupkes in any other.
• Everyone should get their hearts broken, at least once. Okay, just once.
3 things that make me happy:
• Linguini and clams in a white sauce, served with a good Chianti.
• A great foreign film.
• Walking a Mount Tam trail.
• A home library with wall-to-ceiling bookcases in between tall paned windows with deep seats..
• A tricked-out cabin in the woods.
• A body that looks great in tight white size 2 jeans.
• Political lobbying (especially when it comes to health care conglomerates).
• Cancer.
• Bad television.
• Make, then give, a million dollars to charity.
• Meet Robin Williams. And Brian Williams. Oh yeah, and Stephen Colbert. (Maybe he’ll change his name to Williams, so that it’s like winning a trifecta or something.)
• Make the New York Times Bestseller List.
You can read my blog online, at www.AuthorProvocateur.com or catch more Josie-eque pithyness at www.twitter.com/JosieBrownCA and at www.facebook.com/josiebrownauthor.
