Jill Teitelman

Jill Teitelman has taught writing and literature at the Sorbonne, The School of Visual Arts, Pratt Institute, the University of Massachusetts and Simmons College. A former MacDowell Colony fellow with short stories published in the Chicago Review, Transatlantic, Story Quarterly and Riverrun, she has also written encyclopedia articles about French literature, travel essays (France, Spain, Great Britain), and has produced public affairs programs for WOR-TV and NPR. Her greatest claim to fame is having worked for both COSMO's Helen Gurley Brown and Germaine Greer, author of The Female Eunuch. An avid swimmer, yoga student and traveler, Jill divides her time between Boston and Cape Cod with forays to New York City.

Please visit www.saving-gracie.com to learn more about Jill Teitelman and read her book blog