title: Woman's Best Friend: Women Writers on the Dogs in Their Lives
author:  Megan McMorris 
description: "This charming compilation of anecdotes, explores woman's special bond with her canine companion...each tale is unique." -- <i>Library Journal, April 2006</i><br /><br />"[A]n enjoyable and informative read for lovers of dogs and lovers of literature alike." -- <i>The Bark, July/August Issue 2006</i>
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  “I can’t think of a better way to ruin your life than doing exactly this.
  Somehow Megan came out of the experience alive and with most of her friends
  (the good ones, at least), and with a book that isn’t just 900 descriptions of
  meals. This is definitely the only time I’ve ever thought of a writer as
  heroic. Yep, Megan most certainly is the strongest heroine in the alt lit
  scene.”
  
  
  —Thomas Morton, _Vice_
  
  
  “Megan Boyle is Edie Sedgwick but she gets out of the bottom of the pool. She
  comes back to life. She outlives Andy.”
  
  
  —Elizabeth Ellen, author of _Person/a_
  
  
  “I worked at a pizza parlor with Megan Boyle. I used to just think of her as
  the woman who made the pizza but now I think of her as a friend I can trust,
  the way I’d trust a neighbor or a tenant. _LIVEBLOG_ is a work full of
  integrity, and Megan Boyle is a writer full of integrity.”
  
  
  —Joseph Grantham, _Tom Sawyer_
  
  
  “Megan Boyle attempts the impossible: a to-the-minute description