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Gina Sorell is the author of The Wedding Date, a romantic comedy about a fake engagement and a real wedding. She is also the founder of Words Make The Brand, a company that helps businesses tell their stories and collaborate with creatives.
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Gina Sorell returned to her first love—writing—after two decades of working as an actor. A graduate with distinction of the UCLA Extension Writers’ Program, she is the author of The Wise Women (HarperCollins), and Mothers and Other Strangers.
Gina Sorell is an actress who appeared in The Boondock Saints, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days and Undercover Brother. She also runs The Stand-Ins, a podcast about the entertainment industry.
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Apr 6, 2022 · By Gina Sorell. April 6, 2022. Before I called myself a writer, I was the long-suffering wife to the doofus husband, the exasperated mom to those crazy kids, the dour vegetarian waitress serving the hilarious, adorable rom-com couple. I was an actor, the so-called straight woman hired to play against funny people.
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Mar 25, 2022 · Gina Sorell is the critically acclaimed author of 'Mothers and Other Strangers,' and the new novel, The Wise Women (HarperCollins Publishers, publishing April 5, 2022).
Oct 31, 2022 · Authorlink's Anna Roins talks with Gina Sorrell about her novel, THE WISE WOMEN (Harper, April 2022). A witty and wildly enjoyable novel, set in New York Cit...
Apr 5, 2022 · Gina Sorell’s The Wise Women takes a satirical view of the generational differences between mothers and daughters in this witty, fast-paced and timely novel. With bright, breezy and descriptive prose that evokes a world inhabited by vivid characters, The Wise Women touches upon some bigger themes and ideas that are familiar to us all.
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