Provides a humorous guide for new and recent college graduates to the challenging, sometimes frightening, frequently unnerving aspects of the real world after college, from apartment hunting to the acquisition of social graces.
Dan Zevin is the author of The Day I Turned Uncool: Confessions of a Reluctant Grownup, which was optioned by Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions. A finalist for the Thurber Humor Award, Dan has followed his readers through each phase of life, from post-college coping (Entry-Level Life: A Complete Guide to Masquerading as a Member of The Real World) to tying the knot (The Nearly-wed Handbook: How To Survive the Happiest Day of Your Life) to developing a disturbing new interest in lawn care and wine tastings (Uncool). And that was all before he had kids.
His next book is Dan Gets a Minivan: Life at the Intersection of Dude and Dad.
Dan has been a comic correspondent for National Public Radio's WBUR, the humor columnist for Boston Magazine and the Boston Phoenix, and a contributor to national publications including Rolling Stone, Maxim, Details, Elle, Cosmopolitan, and Glamour. He also wrote an original sitcom pilot for CBS and Warner Brothers.
Visit his personal site, at danzevin.com, or his Facebook fan page, at facebook.com/pages/Dan-Zevin/160838183983243
