Finding herself unexpectedly attracted to conservative criminal court judge and rival Benjamin Braddock, liberal-minded journalist Josephine Dawson finds herself in a difficult situation when he campaigns for a political office and is accused by a string of women of sexual harrassment. Original. 15,000 first printing.

Loose Lips Sink Ships/Learning the Art of Discretion

When Anushka Peters is fired from The ‘Bu for bad behavior, she blabs to the press and blows the lid off the show’s scandalous and unauthorized blog, The ‘Bu-Hoo. Now the blog has maximum visibility, and all the cast and crew’s secrets are fair game. At first Max, the producer, isn’t worried—after all, there’s no such thing as bad publicity. Well, except when angry parents call for a nationwide boycott of your show, that is. Suddenly everyone’s bracing themselves for the end, until Corliss has an idea so crazy it just might save the show… and possibly make television history in process.

Based on the hit off-Broadway revue, Loose Lips offers readers the opportunity to listen in on the on- and off-the-record utterances of such famous celebrities as Prince Charles, Tommy Lasorda, Richard Nixon, Charlie Sheen, and Michael Jackson. 25 line drawings. HBO special this fall.

Poetry Collection

When one of the actresses is fired from a television show for bad behavior, she retaliates by making public an underground blog about the program, which precipitates a boycott of the show.