My Life as a Villainess: Essays

D. T. Dyllin
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My Life as a Villainess: Essays

D. T. Dyllin
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  • Published date: Aug 04, 2020
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 272
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • ISBN: 9780063000131
  • Dimensions: 6.0" W x 0.61" L x 9.0" H

"Candid and quirky, this book will have special appeal to fans of her crime fiction. A wryly observed collection from a reliably good writer." - Kirkus Reviews

"The essays, some new, some previously published, are overall a delight...Fans of Lippman’s novels (The Lady in the Lake) and her Twitter followers will gobble up this short collection and beg for more nonfiction from this gifted storyteller." - Library Journal

"She revels in confession and connection, surprise and provocation, and she performs all with panache, wisdom, wit, and courage. Lippman asserts: “I’m a tough old bird,” and readers will declare: and one helluva true-tale teller." - Booklist

"With its 'gleefully honest' hits of humor and willingness to take a close look at some discomfiting truths, it will come as no surprise to Lippman’s fans that My Life as a Villainess is an engaging read—an intrepid investigation of the author’s inner landscape..." - BookPage

"Lippman’s revelations about herself and her life are refreshingly candid and imbued with a seriously robust overtone of humor, a double-barreled approach that dovetails nicely with Lippman’s self-description of being 'gleefully honest.'" - Boston Globe

"...compelling and clever self-interrogation." - Los Angeles Times

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