"[Ms. Carlip's] curriculum vitae reads like a Cliffs Notes version of American popular culture..." - New York Times

"Carlip has lived a life that would make Leonard Zelig jealous." - Entertainment Weekly

"Funny, endearing, and sweet for the soul, this is a lovable memoir." - Bust Magazine

"[T]he charm... lies inher whimsical surrender to celebrity culture, balanced byher awareness of how silly it all is." - The Advocate

"Quirky... hilarious... this unconventional tale of self-discovery offers an unforgettable ride." - Pages Magazine

"An unpredictable, fresh, distinctive memoir ... it will suck you in before you know it." - Laurie Notaro, NY Times bestselling author of The Idiot Girl's Action Adventure Club

"Colorful? She was a kid Auntie Mame! Her book should be mandatory reading for anybody contemplating fabulousness." - Paul Reubens, Pee-wee Herman

"Hillary Carlip is the best kind of eccentric: Genuine, ballsy, funny and soulful. ... She deserves to be our queen." - Beth Lisick, Author of Everybody into the Pool

"A hilarious and inspiring read for all of us who were too afraid to be ourselves. Or stalk Carole King." - Jenny Bicks, Executive Producer, Sex and the City

Hillary Carlip, author of Girl Power, has written commentaries for NPR, and is a performer and artist. She is the creator of the acclaimed personal essay Web site freshyarn.com, and she lives in Los Angeles.