Shipping options are currently limited due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn More.Login0 / $0.00

Back to All Books

Don’t Make Me Over: Mercedes and Tina

By Maria Lima

$0.99

From Filled with Glee

Pre-Order Now

Category:

Description

This is one essay from the anthology Filled With Glee

Is Sue is the true driving force behind Glee? Who the real alpha male in New Directions? Why do we really keep coming back to Glee week after week? From its quirky character insights to its inspirational, funny, and touching stories from fellow gleeks, Filled With Glee is the perfect companion for the fan who can’t get enough Glee.

Filled With Glee also includes a guide to putting together a glee club in your own school or community; an index of songs by episode; and the musical biographies of the main and guest actors (including where and when they’ve worked together before).

About the Editor

Leah Wilson graduated from Duke University with a degree in Culture and Modern Fiction and is currently Editor-in-Chief of Smart Pop at BenBella Books. Leah is the editor of Perfectly Plum and Ardeur and the co-editor on Immortal, Coffee at Luke’s, and Serenity Found, among other Smart Pop titles. She lives in Cambridge, Mass.

Contributors

Jennifer Crusie, Jonna Rubin, Diane Shipley, Evelyn Vaughn, Bev Rosenbaum, Greg Stevenson, Alyx Dellamonica, Janine Hiddlestone, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Maria Lima, Candy Havens, Claudia Gray, Gabi Stevens

Back to Top

About the Author

Maria  Lima

Maria Lima writes dead people . . . no, really. Author of the Blood Lines series from Pocket/Juno and an Agatha-nominated short story, "The Butler Didn’t Do It" (Chesapeake Crimes), Maria keeps one foot in the real world and the other in the make believe. Her role models include Tanya Huff, Joss Whedon, Christopher Golden, and Charles deLint. She has a soft spot for both the Trickster and the Winchester Boys. Like Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki, Maria also hails from Texas, but now lives elsewhere. Visit her at www.thelima.com.

Go to the Author Page

Back to Top