by Jessanne Collins. For a hopeful magazine editor stuck in the wrong career, when Playgirl comes a-calling, it looks like the answer to her prayers—but not everything is as it seems. An excerpt from the new memoir How to Be a Playgirl. American Letters The Scripture . · Jessanne Collins, 33, former managing editor of Playgirl, is author of “How to Be a Playgirl.” She is surrounded by vintage copies and centerfolds Author: Sheila Mcclear. · How to Be a Playgirl Jessanne Collins fell in love with magazines as an idealistic teenager But after years of working in publishing she was beginning to wonder if.
These were just a few of the words on the "page thesaurus of synonyms for penis" that Jessanne Collins collected as an editor at Playgirl magazine, which now only exists as an online brand and. Jessanne Collins (managing editor, Nicole Caldwell: Playgirl has a lot of really funny content and set titles, but I truly believed in the feminist mission behind it—of having someplace. Jessanne Collins fell in love with magazines as an idealistic teenager. But after years of working in publishing, she was beginning to wonder if actually finding a job at one was impossible. Self-serious and a smidge overanalytical, Collins was surprised to suddenly find herself with a job offer from Playgirl—a dream come true wrapped in an.
How to Be a Playgirl Jessanne Collins fell in love with magazines as an idealistic teenager But after years of working in publishing she was beginning to wonder if. Jessanne Collins is the author of How to Be a Playgirl ( avg rating, 8 ratings, 1 review, published ). Review: 'How to Be a Playgirl' by Jessanne Collins. On Jessanne Collins' first day at her new job, she found her cubicle already occupied. "Straddling the chair, one peach-Crayola colored arm.
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