TV writer Hilary Winston offers up a witty collection of autobiographical tales about her misadventures in dating. Just when Hilary feels like her life is finally in order, she gets a sucker-punch to the gut: Her ex has written a novel based on their relationship in which he refers to her throughout as the "fat-assed girlfriend." Her response to this affront is just one of the many hilarious stories inMy Boyfriend Wrote a BookAbout Me-a laugh-out-loud, tell-all in which Hilary sets the record straight for all her exes. HILARY WINSTONbegan her career working at the cultural desk at NPR, where she did research for programs likeAll Things ConsideredandMorning Edition. She then moved toLOS ANGELESand became a successful comedy writer, first for the Emmy-winning My Name Is Earl and currently for the hit show Community on NBC. Movie rights have been optioned by Paramount with Lorne Michael's company producing Hilary wrote for the Emmy Award-winning show,My Name is Earl, for which she was nominated for a WGA award. She is now writing and producing for NBC's hit comedy,Community, starring Joel McHale and Chevy Chase Hilary is developing her own half-hour show for ABC with her partner, Sony Pictures Television