No: it’s a Freymoir!<\/p>\n
Even better: we’re now using cathartic television to help us recover from the trauma caused by . . . cathartic television. Oprah feels “duped.” Frey ‘splains it all was a “coping mechanism.”<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, back in the real world, A Million Little Pieces<\/em> languishes at #4 on Amazon<\/a>.<\/p>\n No word on whether Amazon plans to re-tag the book as Literature and Fiction instead of Biographies and Memoirs. Or get rid of the now-embarrassingly-dated editorial reviews.<\/p>\n (Gawker live-blogged the show, if you’re interested in a minute-by-minute.)<\/p>\n Update: Also meanwhile, my dog training book<\/a> is enjoying an Amazon ranking dip so deep it’s scraping barnacles off its belly. Maybe I should post about how naughty my dog is???? Secret’s out! I caught her gnawing a wooden block today! That is NOT a chew toy!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" No: it’s a Freymoir! Even better: we’re now using cathartic television to help us recover from the trauma caused by . . . cathartic television. Oprah feels “duped.” Frey ‘splains it all was a “coping mechanism.” Meanwhile, back in the … Continue reading