FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
LOST IN MANHATTAN, the Debut Fiction Novel by Moreen Littrell is Published
Los Angeles, CA (December 4, 2011) – Today marks the release of LOST IN MANHATTAN (Demiloca Books) the debut fiction novel written by actress/comedian/director Moreen Littrell. The novel – a roman à clef – is a send-up of the author’s own baptism-by-fire into Manhattan when she first moved there.
About the Book
Twenty-four-year-old Eve is finally making headway as an actress in Los Angeles. But when life turns upside down in less than 24 hours – leaving her without a job, car or home – she decides to move to New York where her boyfriend Pavlos lives. Unfortunately, Pavlos doesn’t recall inviting her. Thus, Eve arrives Manhattan homeless. Once she lands, it’s survival of the fittest as her attempts to make Manhattan her new home – and reunite with Pavlos or not – are fraught with upending yet hysterical encounters with the often unsavory vanguard of the city.
Lost in Manhattan By Moreen Littrell
Trade Paperback: 258 pages; 5½” X 8″
Publisher: Demiloca Books (December 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0615554754
ISBN-10: 061555475X
On Sale at Amazon: $15.95 |Kindle: $9.99 (subject to change)
Advance Praise for LOST IN MANHATTAN
“Zippy and laugh-out-loud hilarious, LOST IN MANHATTAN is a terrific read.
In Moreen Littrell’s New York, Jimmy Choos wouldn’t last a day.”
– Tish Cohen, author of TOWN HOUSE (Harper Perennial), a finalist for the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize, and in development as a feature film with Fox 2000 with Ridley Scott producing
About the Author MOREEN LITTRELL
Moreen Littrell is a writer, stand-up comedian, actress and director. Within two months of her stand-up comedy debut in 2010, she was contracted for a debut comedy album with New Wave Dynamics (whose parent company manages Dane Cook), and continues to perform stand-up in venues across Los Angeles including The World Famous Comedy Store. She most recently wrote, directed and co-starred in “THE HACKS,” a mockumentary short film about comedians. In past years, she directed sketch comedy off-Broadway, designed menswear for Liz Claiborne in New York, and was the personal assistant to Mrs. Cary Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Reiner, Rob Schneider, and a top fashion designer. She studied creative writing and film production at the University of Southern California. Originally from Oregon, she lived in Manhattan for eight years and now resides in Los Angeles.
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