[escapefromboston]

call me a cynic but for some reason I am guessing there is someone else doing the actual writing, just a guess of course.

[presidio9]

Pamela Anderson breaks new ground in other ways. For one, she didn't actually "write" her novel, in the traditional meaning of the term. Writing is so 20th century. What Anderson and publisher Simon & Schuster's Atria Books did was hire another writer to write the novel with her.

"I know how to write a column," Anderson says of her dots-and-dashes work for Jane magazine. "But a book? Like chapters, how many pages are in a chapter? How many chapters in a book? I needed some guidance."

[avg_freeper]

I guess someone else was doing the actual reading too ;)

"Pamela Anderson breaks new ground in other ways. For one, she didn't actually "write" her novel, in the traditional meaning of the term. Writing is so 20th century. What Anderson and publisher Simon & Schuster's Atria Books did was hire another writer to write the novel with her."

You didn't miss anything though, the article was just as vapid as the "novel" probably is.