Giffin had just released her new book, Where We Belong, which was getting decent reviews on Amazon and the typical sites. I have a few theories as to why this happened, but no real evidence to back this up. This all took place during 2012, a year that I'm starting to realize contained a lot of author drama.
I suppose that this last part isn't super relevant, but it is worth noting that part of being a good litigator (or working in that area in general) is being able to take into account what has happened and thinking about what could happen, as well as the best course of action to take. Though the term has fallen out of vogue due to various factors, her works fell solidly into the realm of "chick lit", a genre that Wikipedia defines as one that "typically address romantic relationships, female friendships, and workplace struggles in humorous and lighthearted ways." Prior to becoming a full-time writer, Giffin worked as a litigator. I remember this one making me particularly angry at the time because they were so damn smug about their actions until it eventually backfired on them.Įmily Giffin is an author known for writing works of fluffy fiction.
I figure I'll continue the parade of author kerfuffles by posting this one about Emily Giffin.
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