There are few American writers like Elinor Lipman, who created 8 short novels about American society and the Jewish culture, with characters who live in a very different reality that classic books such as “Sense and Sensibility” from Jane Austen and her characters, like the reserved Elinor Dashwood, one of the main characters. One of the Lipman’s latest books was turned into film and Elenor relate the experience on his website, www.elinorlioman.com. The first book to be in Hollywood is "Then She Found Me," the story of a woman who faces dilemmas in her live as mothers and as a daughter. The comedy is directed and starring by Helen Hunt.
According to the writer, two more books are being turned into Hollywood films: "The Ladies' Man" and "The Pursuit of Alice Thrift", both by Universal Studies. These two novels are also stories of the ordinary life, and also very funny and related in an ironic tone. Elanor invites all who are interested in his work to buy its books and also gives the dates of when it will be in bookstores to signing them.
