Nothing to Lose

by Lisa K. Friedman

Lisa K. Friedman

256 pages, Paperback

First published June 7, 2000

About the author

Lisa Kaplan Friedman is an award winning writer of essays, articles, novels and stories. Her humor essays appear in the New York Times, Huffington Post, and in magazines and online venues. A contributing editor in Health and Medicine, Lisa writes widely about dementia and other brain diseases - something she knows entirely too much about.

Lisa writes about art and culture for the Smithsonian Institution's Associates Magazine. She teaches, mentors and tutors student writers, and is a frequent guest lecturer around the country.

Awarded the prize for Best in Humor from the Erma Bombeck Center, Lisa also received First Prize for Writing at the DCJCC Literary Festival, and was nominated for Best Essayist by the American Society of Journalists and Authors.

Lisa earned at BA from the George Washington University and a Masters in Writing from the Johns Hopkins University. She loves to talk about all things writing, and looks forward to answering questions and discussing her craft with readers and writers and enthusiasts alike.

Reviews

[Glenda Bixler]

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[Michele]

I knew I wasn't going to like this book from page one, but I kept reading anyway, so that's why I didn't give it one star. A foolish story of soccer moms and murder that's not only incredible but also unimaginative. Waste of time.

[Chantel]

[Diane Dean]

Good Read!