more update
Lynn Phillips is currently blogging on addiction (from neuroscience to metaphors) at Psychology Today.
Here’s a piece on the fabulous Carson brothers I did for T Mag blog…I called it “Here’s Looking At You Kids” but they retitled it “Soul Brothers.”
You can read “Skirting Disaster,” Phillips’s latest T Magazine (print) piece as a PDF lifted from the NY Times blog.
Here is a page of links to several T Magazine pieces, including what in print was originally a double-pager on stripes.
2009-11-30 | Filed Under updates |
Going Brit
Aurum Press, Ltd. is bringing out an English edition of Self-Loathing for Beginners, re-entitled I Can Make You Loathe Yourself : The Infallible Step-by Step Programme for Lowering Your Self-esteem. Evidently, there’s a popular series of motivational books that begin with “I Can Make You…” (Rich, Successful, Gullible, etc.), and this new title is a riff on that. The target pub date is October 25th. The text will remain basically the same, with a few updates and cross-cultural adjustments.
Waterstone’s, London’s largest bookstore, plans to push it for Christmas, along with sugarplums, I hope, and a few well-deserved lumps of coal.
2009-09-30 | Filed Under Uncategorized |
what swat
For news of Self-Loathing for Beginners,
Lynn Phillips’ book of helpful advice,
visit www.sl4b.com.
You can pre-order there, or by clicking
the image at left.
For Phillips’ Self-Loathing in Fashion awards, the DILFITs
(Do I Look Fat In This?)
see The New York Times T Beauty Magazine, April 13th.
Stay tuned for samples of Maggie Cutler’s columns from nerve.com: “The Secret Life of Kitty Lyons,” a series of political sex fantasies from the Clinton era.
There will eventually be an archive of other writings by Lynn Phillips, a.k.a. Maggie Cutler, from The National Lampoon, The Realist, Newsweek International, The Nation, and etc.,

Thumbnail links to Lynn Phillips’ artwork
and a highly selective blogroll.
Phillips/Cutler posts to the following sites:
2007-09-28 | Filed Under updates |
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