Mary Trump's newest novel came out of an unusual collaboration with two of her close friends: E. Jean Carroll, the advice columnist who won a sexual abuse case against Donald Trump, and Jennifer Taub, the author and law professor. From the New York Times.
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The novel, which will be released on Substack over the next year, with the first installment arriving Friday, came out of an unusual collaboration between Mary Trump and two of her close friends: E. Jean Carroll, the advice columnist who won a sexual abuse and defamation case against Donald Trump, and Jennifer Taub, the author and law professor.The three became close during the pandemic, when they all joined a Zoom knitting circle.
Trump, who started out writing fiction before she published her nonfiction bestseller, volunteered to write it, but felt she was out of her depth on the romance elements. “I’ve never read a romance novel in my life,” she said. One thing they all agree on: There will be no discussion of the former president, or of politics in any form, on their Substack.Of course, they realize that many people have come to associate them with political and social commentary — not erotic thrills — and that some readers may be disappointed by their new mission.
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