New memoir, Journaling Fame, by former entertainment journalist, Allison Kugel, reveals never before heard stories with Dave Chappelle, 50 Cent, Tupac Shakur, the Kardashians and other celebs. Review copies available upon request.
Book Release Date April 25, 2017
Journalist and writer Allison Kugel’s dangling raw nerve of a memoir examines her journey with a life-altering anxiety disorder against the backdrop of a career in celebrity journalism.
Personal and professional moments and never before heard personal stories with Dave Chappelle, the Kardashians, 50 Cent, Tupac’s posthumous team, Jenna Jameson, Elle Macpherson, Stan Lee, Tyrese, Joe Pantoliano, Gloria Allred, Mike Tyson, Kristin Chenoweth and many others are sprinkled throughout.
Allison Kugel provides an ultimate insider’s guide into the celebrity journalism and publicity machines that the public doesn’t get to see, along with shared personal memories of Hollywood friendships. She pulls no punches when going into excruciating detail about her experiences with anxiety, panic attacks and obsessive compulsive disorder.
Her memoir seamlessly weaves in and out of professional triumphs and personal struggles, with self-examination, irony and humor.
Advance Buzz for Journaling Fame –
“I yearn to interview the biggest names in media and entertainment. Allison Kugel can proudly say she’s already done that during her many years as a celebrity journalist, having chatted with the likes of Nancy Sinatra, Elle Macpherson and The Kardashians, to name just three.” – Rebecca Haslam, Editor of PopWrapped
“Allison Kugel is everything I wish I could be as a celebrity journalist. She has interviewed the Kardashian sisters, 50 Cent, politicians and everybody in between, and of course has many fun stories to go along with them. The stories are so good in fact, that she is writing a book about the experience.” - Sammi Turano, Editor of TVGrapevine
“Between her celebrity encounters, Kugel chronicles panic attacks from a near-crippling anxiety disorder.” – Richard Johnson, Page Six Columnist for The New York Post
“Allison Kugel spills on best and worst celebrities she’s interviewed.” – Andrew Bucklow, Entertainment Reporter for news.com.au
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