Copying from Monica's blog--but I'm so loving the covers

Lee Goldberg's cover: "you lookin' at me, asswipe?" The people who designed that had a good time. It's so ... so ... yeah.

At the link above you'll find some great quotes about the actual book. Including this one:

"Goldberg made me smell his armpits when I was kid, never took me to the arcade when he said he would and once, just once, refused to let me borrow his Knack album when I really, realy wanted to. Fuck that guy. It's a rollicking good time!" --Tod Goldberg




And then there's Monica's cover. Yes, the model knows she's gorgeous, but I'm betting she's not entirely vain 24/7.

Do the covers actually reflect the stories inside? Uh. I don't know yet. I do know I'd pick up these books to at least flip through them.



On the train I'd hold them waaay up so my fellow passengers could get a bit of glamour in their humdrum lives.

Comments

  1. Kate2:40 PM

    Awwwww.
    Being fat has some compensations and I'll let you know what they are as soon as I figure them out. How about this one: if a sudden famine struck, we'll last longer than Kate Moss.

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  2. Douglas Hoffman11:23 PM

    Yup, they're hot.

    By the way, Kate, your eBay link got clipped in the comments, but it's fine in the message that was emailed me. So, yeah, I had me a look at all that duct tape badness. What was the guy thinking? Was he afraid of a Sarin attack or something?

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