Authors: Alison Gaylin
Tags: #Fiction, #Romance, #General, #Contemporary, #Sagas
Hide Your Eyes
Hide Your Eyes
ALISON GAYLIN
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Copyright © 2005 Alison Gaylin
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First published as an Ebook by Headline Publishing Group in 2009
All characters in this publication are fictitious and any resemblance
to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
eISBN : 978 0 7553 5321 7
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Table of Contents
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Five interesting things about Alison Gaylin:
1. As a theater major in college, I crawled around stage for a half-hour impersonating a snow leopard - only to be told by my professor that I was ‘not believable’ as a snow leopard. It was then I decided to enter the playwriting program.
2. My first full-time writing job was as a reporter for the supermarket tabloid
The Star
. My experiences there included digging through Roseanne Barr’s garbage, crashing celebrity funerals and plastic surgery wards . . . and (I’m cringing as I type this) getting thrown out of David Hasselhoff’s wedding.
3. After all that, I was somehow accepted to Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. I think a drunken bet may have been involved.
4. I’ve played bass in a heavy metal cover band.
5. I have been to London once and loved everything about it. Except blood pudding. That scared me a little.
To my mother, Beverly LeBov Sloane,
and in loving memory of Bob Sloane, my dad
and in loving memory of Bob Sloane, my dad
Acknowledgments
First of all, I’d like to thank my agent Deborah Schneider for her enthusiasm and great ideas. And everyone at NAL - particularly Ellen Edwards, the shockingly kind, smart and sane editor of this book, whom I’m so happy to know.
I’ve also been fortunate to count as friends some truly talented writers who’ve given me great support and advice: Marlene Adelstein, Abby Thomas, Sharyn Kolberg (who said, ‘Why not make her a preschool teacher?’), Val Wachs, Richard Hoffman, Kath O’Donnel - not to mention James Conrad and Paul Leone, who’ve been giving me love, laughs and vodka drinks for the better part of two decades.
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