Jancee Dunn

Jancee Dunn grew up in a hopelessly retro suburban family that worshiped Gordon Lightfoot and ate only beige, fiber-free food. Outfitted in classic Garanimals purchased at the local JC Penney that her father proudly managed, she wondered why anyone would ever want to leave her home and her heaven -- Central New Jersey.

But despite her early addiction to Aqua-Net, too much eye makeup, and Bad Company, Jancee Dunn was lured to the bright lights of Manhattan when a chance encounter led to a job at Rolling Stone magazine. Soon she found herself in the midst of incredibly surprising (and often terrifying) moments--from being mistaken for Ben Affleck's girlfriend, to dancing drunkenly onstage with the Beastie Boys and eating Velveeta in Dolly Parton's kitchen.

But Jancee soon learned that celebrities don't have the perfect lives -- and the deeper she fell down the rabbit hole of fame the further she got from the people and places she loved the most. But Enough About Me is hysterically funny, tremendously touching, and surprisingly romantic, and brings readers deep inside the culture of celebrity while introducing them to a hilarious and lovable real-life heroine.

Jancee Dunn has been a writer for Rolling Stone since 1989 and was a correspondent for Good Morning America and an MTV VJ. She writes for many different publications, among them GQ, Vanity Fair, Harper's Bazaar, The Oprah Magazine, Vogue, and the New York Times. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.