<div><p>"Well observed, honest, and laugh-out-loud funny, <i>Plus One</i> tells a story from the inside of show business about being on the outside."— Matthew Weiner, creator of <i>Mad Men</i></P><p>Christopher Noxon's debut novel <i>Plus One</i> is a comedic take on bread-winning women and caretaking men in contemporary Los Angeles. Alex Sherman-Zicklin is a mid-level marketing executive whose wife's fourteenth attempt at a TV pilot is produced, ordered to series, and awarded an Emmy. Overnight, she's sucked into a mad show-business vortex and he's tasked with managing their new high-profile Hollywood lifestyle. He falls in with a posse of Plus Ones, men who are married to women whose success, income, and public recognition far surpasses their own. What will it take for him to regain the foreground in his own life?</P><p><b>Christopher Noxon</b> is an accomplished journalist who has written for such publications as the <i>New Yorker</i>, <i>Details</i>, <i>Los Angeles Magazine</i>, <i>Salon</i>, and the <i>New York Times Magazine</i>; his first book, <i>Rejuvenile: Kickball, Cartoons, Cupcakes, and the Reinvention of the American Grown-Up</i> (Crown), earned him interviews on such shows as the <i>Colbert Report</i> and <i>Good Morning America</i> and generated features in <i>USA Today</i>, the <i>Wall Street Journal</i>, and <i>Talk of the Nation</i>; Ira Glass of <i>This American Life</i> called the book "an eye-opener." Noxon happens to be married to a top TV writer/producer and does the school chauffeuring for their three children, so he knows whereof he speaks regarding Plus Ones. He lives in Los Angeles, California.<br></div>