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Title: Buyer beware: it's not who you think it is.
Review: Jeez...the GALL. I, too, was hoodwinked into getting this book, thinking it was by the famous and familiar writer, Fran Lebowitz. I read the blurb on the back and the description of the protagonist's life was certainly not that of the more famous Fran but I was in a hurry and thought it might have been a comic novel, even though that's not been famous-Fran's genre. Two pages in and I knew I'd been baited-and-switched. Thank goodness I had found it in a remainder bin so it cost next to nothing, which is just about what it's worth. It's only mildly amusing and I find it reprehensible that its author would choose to write under that name, even if it's her own, in order to sell books to unwitting readers who would not have bought it in a million years otherwise. It's perfectly legal, of course, to use one's own name even if it's identical to that of someone much more famous and accomplished in the same field, but I wouldn't say it's exactly ethical, either.
