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Perfectly Plum

Unauthorized Essays on the Life, Loves, and Other Disasters of Stephanie Plum, Trenton Bounty Hunter

Edited by Leah Wilson

Take a look at the life, loves, and other disasters of lingerie-buyer-turned-bounty-hunter Stephanie Plum, the heroine of Janet Evanovich's wildly popular mystery series (and now, with One for the Money, the star of her own feature film), with Perfectly Plum.

Perfectly Plum's contributors catalog Stephanie's bad luck with cars (she’s blown up quite a few), her good luck with men, her unorthodox approach to weapon storage, and the rich tapestry of her milieu: Trenton, New Jersey, also known as the Burg. From who Stephanie should date to how she can possibly still get car insurance, from Lulu as self-help goddess to Ranger as "Hairy" Godmother, these writers take on Stephanie, her friends, and her world with humor, savvy, and a lot of love.

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Perfectly Plum Giveaway

Posted January 12th | 11 Comments »

We’re guessing that the Stephanie Plum fans out there are getting pretty excited about the One for the Money film premiere later this month, and thought it only appropriate that we give Stephanie her due with a Perfectly Plum giveaway!

Through midnight (EST) on February 8 you can enter to win one of three signed copies of Perfectly Plum. Just leave a comment below to be entered (U.S. and Canadian-only entrants, please).

And if you don’t feel like waiting until February to get your hands on a copy...

The Artist/Pop Culture Symbiosis

Posted February 25th | 4 Comments »

Today’s guest blog from Devon Ellington takes on the relationship between pop culture and the artists that create (and are in turned shaped by) it.

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No matter what it is that suddenly bursts out as a “pop culture icon,” it started in the imagination of an artist. Anita Blake’s journey into ardeur, a woman taking positive control of her sexuality and not falling into preconceived traps of a monogamous “happily ever after,” originated in Laurell K. Hamilton’s imagination. The deconstruction of our assumptions about superheros and the blurring of “good”...