Times Magazine, notably doing the PlayboyInterview with the cast of Saturday Night Live. She has since written for Glamour, Harper's, Mademoiselle, and the L.A. Lindsay's first success as a writer was her sixth grade Thanksgiving play, about a plucky Pilgrim girl and her wise-cracking pet turkey.

Her only weapon in this ocean of sex, lies, and camera phones is her irreverence and smarts -and they may not be formidable enough to protect Lucy from the dangerous predator who's circling. Suddenly Lucy's only hope of maintaining some semblance of domestic bliss is to dive alone into the Pacific Palisades shark pool of actors, agents, industry honchos, lavish spenders, spoiled brats, ex-wives and voluptuous nannies, and surface with the killer. And adding to the crazy is the suspicious on-location death of his director, the much-despised whiz-kid Jeremy Lord. Unfortunately, when her producer-husband Kit scores his first blockbuster movie, he is stricken with dreaded 'Mogus Virus'-(a common ailment ), which compels seemingly down-to-earth people to hire personal chefs and trainers and share enough air-kisses to inflate the Hindenburg.

Lucy Frampton just wants to make animated movies and to raise as functional a family as possible in the midst of Hollywood's special brand of madness.

Playing Dead by Lindsay Maracotta