Category Archives: Cathy Seipp

Chaim Amalek writes: I just bought Keith Ferrazzi’s book, "Never Eat Alone." Perhaps you should read it too. Otherwise, and in the spirit of utter tastelessness that I suspect Cathy Seipp would have found amusing, I suggest you launch a … Continue reading →

Alisa blogs: Cathy was a great writer, a quick wit, and she was fearless about having an opinion that was completely and utterly independent. She was a beloved conservative, but she was not the kind to toe the party line. … Continue reading →

In Cathy Seipp‘s final weeks, and in the weeks following her death, there developed this weird Cathy sweepstakes as many of us who loved her competed to show that we were the ones who loved her most, certainly more than … Continue reading →

Dennis slams my friends (why am I linking to it? Because I read the whole thing, it’s good nasty writing, Cathy-style): Hey, peeps. I was up for an award at last night’s Los Angeles Press Club event, so I went … Continue reading →

A group of Cathy’s best writer friends met for dinner at Rob Long’s home Sunday evening. After we ate, Rob and Sandra Tsing Loh gathered us (Jill Stewart, Anne Thompson, Luke Thompson, Debbie Gendel, Kate Coe, Moxie, Ruth Shalit and … Continue reading →