Film rights to Deb Eve’s memoir, FIRST COMES LOVE, THEN COMES MALARIA are now being represented by The Endeavor Talent Agency in Beverly Hills.
On Monday, loyal Deb reader Larramie will celebrate the release of Gail Konop Baker‘s Cancer is a Bitch, or I’d Rather Be Having a Midlife Crisis over at her blog, Seize a Daisy. Cruise over and say hello!
Deb Gail is thrilled with this review on S. Krisha’s book site and her headline with Philip Roth. Look for her interview about the Wisconsin Book Festival on the Isthmus Daily Page this week! She is heading out on the first leg of her book tour at the end of this month and would love to see/meet you! Details about all events are here.
2008 Deb News
Deb Jenny will be reading from her award-winning novel, Sleeping with Ward Cleaver, at the George Mason University Fall for the Book Festival at 7 p.m. Wednesday, September 24 at Potbelly Sandwiches in Fairfax, VA.
Deb Jenny also started a new blog, so please stop by to visit. She also blogs every Thursday at Channeling Erma, along with a group of authors who write humorous Erma Bombeck-esque commentaries.
Deb Lisa Daily’s book Fifteen Minutes of Shame just received an A review at the BOOKS I FOUND THE TIME TO READ blog.
“Fantastic book, as soon as I picked it up this book I couldn’t put it down. Managed to finish it in one night, and that’s still getting to sleep on time and doing all my homework. Darby was a lovable character, someone that would hit right to the heart of many women. I found myself groaning out loud when she got herself into more trouble, and cheering her on when she did something amazing. The other characters in this book are realistic, and make me smile thinking about how they match up to my own friends. The whole time I was reading this book I kept thinking about what would happen next, while some parts were predictable, all in all a fantastic story.”
You can read the full review here.
Debs are reading
Deb Eve is reading all of 2008’s Deb’s fabulous books (hey, I was really busy last year WRITING a book. Who had time to read?). First up: Jess Riley’s DRIVING SIDEWAYS. I am loving Leigh and Denise (they’re funny and I love funny!) and I absolutely adore that Leigh refers to “God herself” making an appearance. You go girls!
