Lucy Woodhull's writing began in the womb, where she composed haiku about being claustrophobic.  Unfortunately, her mother interpreted this talent as "heartburn," so Lucy's gifts went unappreciated in the world at large for several years.

By day, she blogs about pop culture for Persephone Magazine, the blog for bookish, clever women -- she's got them fooled for sure. She's represented by Sorche Elizabeth Fairbank of Fairbank Literary. In addition to writing le steamy romance, Lucy pens parody and satire, for she dreams of being the literary Mel Brooks. (You should imagine air quotes around the word "literary.")

Her motto is "Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you'll short-circuit your Kindle." That's why she writes funny books, because goodness knows we all need to escape the real world once in a while.