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Daphne
Wells tells herself being glued to the TV counts as research
for her job at the Museum of Television and Radio. But the truth is,
as much as she's looking forward to a future with her fiancé,
their sex life just isn't ready for prime time. What if she can do better? |
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Ginger,
an aspiring pastry chef in Manhattan, fears that no man will find her
sexy after meeting her "still-got-it" ex-stripper
mom.
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Camille
Chaplin, a struggling actress living in the East Village, is suddenly
playing the role of her life— as a breastfeeding, Upper East
Side mom who's pretending she gave up on her ambitions. |
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Jennifer
Ward's play about her older sister, who committed suicide, is being
produced Off Off Broadway. Can she face her demons and compete for the
love of the play's director with the actress who reminds her so much
of her sister?
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Check out my momlit page, where I've written about the concept of "momlit" and put together a list of books that are from the point of view of mothers. Be sure to check out my TV-related Blog! |
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