CONNECTED, SAVVY AUTHOR: Jo Piazza is a senior digital
editor at Current TV. She wrote for the Rush and Molloy
column at the New York Daily News, before graduating to staff
reporter and landing her own column, Full Disclosure. She has
since written for The Daily Beaset, Glamour, Slate, AOL, CNN, Fox
News, and the Wall Street Journal. And has appeared on
Dateline, ABC's 20/20, and Fox News. Piazza is the author of
Celebrity, Inc. How Famous People Make Money. Shei is
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NEW WAVE OF ROMANTIC COMEDY: Jo Piazza joins the new
wave of humor writing by women, led by Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph,
Mindy Kaling, Tina Fey, Lena Dunham, and others who have brought a
female perspective to the genre. "It's real subject, the
engine that drives both the humor and the pathos, is female
friendship." ("The Funnywoman, Alive and Well," The New York
Times)
PRE-PUBLICATIONI CONTEST: Entrants are asked to share
their worst-ever relationship story. The winner will have
their story worked into the novel, and will receive a major prize
package that includes Juicy Couture clothing and more.
Jo Piazza is the author of the acclaimed Celebrity, Inc.: How
Famous People Make Money and a novel, Love Rehab. She is
a regular contributor to the Wall Street Journal and her
work has appeared in the New York Times, New
York magazine, Glamour, Gotham, the Daily
Beast, and Slate. She has also appeared as a commentator
on CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, and NPR.
Piazza holds an undergraduate degree in economics from the
University of Pennsylvania, a master’s in journalism from Columbia
University, and a master’s in religious studies from New York
University. She lives in New York City with her giant dog.
“If you’ve ever had your heart broken and then cut your own bangs,
read this book. I laughed so hard I made people around me
uncomfortable.” —Paula Froelich, New York Times–bestselling author
of Mercury in Retrograde
“Love Rehab is for anyone who has experienced heartache,
heartbreak, or made some not so savvy decisions in the romance
department—in other words, everyone.” —Dana Ravich, coauthor
of The Weekend Makeover: Get a Brand New Life by Monday
Morning
“Anyone who has ever spent an entire evening deep Googling an ex
will relate to Jo Piazza’s hilarious and relevant new book. The
women who populate Love Rehab are sharp and wonderful hot messes,
and you will enjoy hanging out with them while cringing at their
missteps.” —Jessica Grose, author of Sad Desk Salad
“Reading Love Rehab is like settling in for one of those awesomely
long booze-fueled gossip-y brunches with your girlfriends. Whether
you’re happy in love or still searching for it you'll probably take
some comfort in Love Rehab—and maybe even wish it really existed.”
—Leah Chernikoff, executive editor, Fashionista.com
“Love Rehab will appeal to everyone who’s ever loved and lost . . .
and then refused to lose. That rare romantic comedy that has equal
parts humor and heart, brought to life by writing filled with wit
and empathy. A terrific debut.” —Jason Pinter, bestselling author
of The Mark
“After reading Love Rehab I know I can officially be marked as a
‘hopeless romantic pushover’ because I love seeking a
happily-ever-after ending! But this one surprised me!” —Dr. Gilda
Carle, The Today Show’s 30-Second Therapist
“You will immediately recognize the characters in this funny and
touching book. And if you’re smart, you’ll defriend them on
Facebook.” —Ben Widdicome, editor in chief, Gilt City
“What grabbed me first? This book made me feel like I might die if
I didn’t read it right now.” —Jason Rice, Three Guys One Book
“Piazza does a fantastic job injecting humor into the topic of
heartbreak. This breezy read will bring a laugh to anyone who has
known the trials of love.” —Publishers Weekly
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