Description Enlisted by megalomaniac publisher Myron Beam, Sibella--junior editor extraordinaire--recounts the trials and tribulations of the San Francisco-based literary darling Hard Rain Publishing all the way from its improbable rise through its seemingly inevitable freefall.
He is the founding chair of the Simpson Family Literary Project, which promotes literacy and literature, writers and writing across the generations..
His memoirs The Pope of Brooklyn and Subway to California came out from Rare Bird Books.
He\'s the author of the novels All for Now, The Alzhammer, The Confessions of Brother Eli, and Sun City, prize-winning books of poems, and books about childhood and adolescence.
About the Author Joseph Di Prisco was born in Brooklyn and lives today in Northern California, with his wife, photographer Patti James.
Least of all herself.
Part tell all, part mystery, and part coming-of-age novel, Sibella & Sibella is a biting look at the world of publishing from a reluctant witness who pulls no punches with anyone.
But when her boss acquires the artless and arduous 900-page debut The Adventures of Calypso O\'Kelly, their star author Figgy Fontana--possibly, maybe, kinda sorta--dies, and a team of con artists take aim at Myron Beam, it\'s up to Sibella, her endlessly outmatched editor in chief, and a former female pornstar--no, really--to return Hard Rain and its hard-boozing, hapless publisher to their former glory.
The whip smart, wise-cracking, and surprisingly well-read Sibella navigates the mounting eccentricities of the house\'s award-winning authors, slices up her oh-so-pretentious colleagues with her razor-sharp wit, and even manages to fish her publisher out of the pub long enough to keep the whole ship afloat, all the while battling her ex-boyfriend\'s meteoric success and the feintless infinity of the blank page.
Description Enlisted by megalomaniac publisher Myron Beam, Sibella--junior editor extraordinaire--recounts the trials and tribulations of the San Francisco-based literary darling Hard Rain Publishing all the way from its improbable rise through its seemingly inevitable freefall
