Some say Lucy Woodhull emerged full grown from the swirling ether
of the cosmos, the daughter of a unicorn and Mel Brooks.
Some say her rough and tumble background as a member of the
super-secret, super-elite Ballerina Ninja Squad warped her for life.
Actually, it was the Monty Python that did that.
But none of that is true! Except for the Monty Python part.
Lucy has a background as an actress, producer, as well as writer.
She loves to laugh and to make others laugh. Red lipstick and
vintage clothing are amongst her favorite things, as well
as a shameful enjoyment of the teenage angst show Gossip Girl,
despite their penchant for man bangs.
Her favorite non-shameful authors include Elizabeth Peters, Anne Perry and Alexander McCall Smith. In her spare time Lucy enjoys out-punning her friends and inspiring her wonderful husband to call her "weird". She owns a cat. A very fat, rather bitchy, cat.
Her favorite movie is Xanadu. No, really.
She is finishing edits, together with her writing partner Fellatia Langley, on her first complete novel, a romance parody called Love's Bountiful Bulge. Recently she completed a sci-fi rom com novella, Ragnar and Juliet, which she would love to sell you. Learn more at www.lucywoodhull.com or her blog, You Say "Weird" Like It's a Bad Thing.
of the cosmos, the daughter of a unicorn and Mel Brooks.
Some say her rough and tumble background as a member of the
super-secret, super-elite Ballerina Ninja Squad warped her for life.
Actually, it was the Monty Python that did that.
But none of that is true! Except for the Monty Python part.
Lucy has a background as an actress, producer, as well as writer.
She loves to laugh and to make others laugh. Red lipstick and
vintage clothing are amongst her favorite things, as well
as a shameful enjoyment of the teenage angst show Gossip Girl,
despite their penchant for man bangs.
Her favorite non-shameful authors include Elizabeth Peters, Anne Perry and Alexander McCall Smith. In her spare time Lucy enjoys out-punning her friends and inspiring her wonderful husband to call her "weird". She owns a cat. A very fat, rather bitchy, cat.
Her favorite movie is Xanadu. No, really.
She is finishing edits, together with her writing partner Fellatia Langley, on her first complete novel, a romance parody called Love's Bountiful Bulge. Recently she completed a sci-fi rom com novella, Ragnar and Juliet, which she would love to sell you. Learn more at www.lucywoodhull.com or her blog, You Say "Weird" Like It's a Bad Thing.