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About the author
Pamela Ribon is a bestselling author, television writer and performer. A pioneer in the blogging world, her first novel,
Why Girls Are Weird, was loosely based on her extremely successful website pamie.com. The site has been nominated for a Bloggie in Lifetime Achievement, which makes her feel old. Ribon created the cult sensation and tabloid tidbit
Call Us Crazy: The Anne Heche Monologues, a satire of fame, fandom and Fresno. Her two-woman show,
Letters Never Sent (created with four-time Emmy winner and
Jay Leno Show favorite Liz Feldman) was showcased at the 2005 HBO US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen. She has been writing in television for the past seven years, in both cable and network, including on the Emmy-award winning
Samantha Who? starring Christina Applegate. Using her loyal Internet fan base, Ribon sponsors book drives for libraries in need. Over the years, pamie.com has sent thousands of books and materials to Oakland and San Diego, sponsored a Tsunami-ravaged village of schoolchildren, and helped restock the shelves of a post-Katrina Harrison County, Mississippi. Ribon’s book drive can now be found at DeweyDonationSystem.org, which has sponsored libraries from the Negril School in Jamaica to the Children’s Institute in Los Angeles.
Summary
Bored with her life, Anna Koval decides to publish the stories of her life online and begins to dream up all kinds of wonderful things for her personal diary, but her plan backfires when her online journal begins to attract some all-too-adoring fans.
