the bachelorette party by karen mccullah lutz

She thought she made it to her bedroom, but she didn't. We had a night of bar-hopping in D.C., and I believe it ended with someone spending the night on the front lawn. I did have a bachelorette party when I got married. I was at a genteel one, and the women were telling the bride, 'You have to see another penis before you get married!' But she held her ground. For the book, I did take tidbits from bachelorette parties I've been to. Q: Why are bachelorette parties so important to people?Ī: Well, traditionally it's supposed to represent one last night of freedom. In San Francisco recently for a book signing at Cartier, Lutz entertained a few questions on the book, her life - and daydreamed about who she'd like to see in a film version of her novel. Lutz started out as a public relations and marketing executive on the East Coast and moved to Albuquerque and Denver with her husband, a software engineer, before hitting it big and moving with him to Los Angeles. Lutz's previous projects were PG-13, but this one veers toward NC-17 material when Helen and her pals go club-hopping, get drunk and descend into debauchery. It's not told from the perspective of the tee-totaling bride, Helen, but that of her cousin Zadie, who was left at the altar by a soap opera star and is an unwilling participant in the pre-wedding ritual. Martin's Press), is the story of a ladies' night gone awry in Los Angeles.

Her first novel, 'The Bachelorette Party' ( St. Karen McCullah Lutz, co-writer of the movies 'Legally Blonde,' 'Ella Enchanted' and '10 Things I Hate About You,' can't contain herself when it comes to stories about young women and relationships. She's a screenwriter by day and now, a chick lit novelist by night. 'Five Questions' interview with author Karen McCullah Lutz, who co-wrote the screenplay 'Legally Blonde.' She has a new book out, called 'Bachelorette Party.' in San FranciscoĢ/17/05 Chris Hardy / San Francisco Chronicle Chris Hardy Facebook Twitter Email fivequestions27_ch_018.jpg

The bachelorette party by karen mccullah lutz