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Sophie Vershbow

  • Writer, Freelance
  • Head of Social Media & Influencer Marketing (Senior Group Manager), Eventbrite
New York
As seen in: Medium, MSN, MSN UK, The New York Times, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, Yahoo Singapore, Aol, Newsweek and
writer: @esquire @nymag @ELLEmagazine @nytimes editorial/marketing consultant (hire me) podcast: itwasabookfirst.com/ mostly posting about dogs & books
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How Netflix's 'Vladimir' Series Transforms Julia May Jonas' Novel Original

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By Sophie Vershbow
| Town & Country Verified
5 min read “I ask this one thing: let me go mad in my own way (Sophocles, Elektra).” So begins Julia May Jonas’ razor-sharp 2022 novel Vladimir, which just dropped as an eight-episode limited series of the same name on Netflix.
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Why Do Romance Novelists Include Condoms In Sex Scenes?

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By Sophie Vershbow
| Bustle Verified
Romance novels are filled with familiar tropes –– enemies to lovers, forced proximity, forbidden relationships. They’re also filled with pages of steamy sex scenes that include little to no mention of protection against sexually transmitted diseases or unwanted pregnancy.
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Ghostwriters Go Public: Why Celebrities Are Flaunting Their Literary Coauthors Original

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By Sophie Vershbow
| ELLE Verified
If you follow the increasingly intertwined worlds of celebrity and literature, you may have spotted a supermodel cozying up to a bestselling novelist or read about the three authors who helped Britney Spears craft her memoir, The Woman in Me. Ghostwriters, or in the more modern parlance, “book collaborators,” have long been employed by those whose name alone conjures a book deal.
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