To the delight of fiction and satire fans everywhere, Lorna Tollison, the irrepressible character from The O Line Mysteries ushers dejected reality-programming personalities back to the fictional world reintroducing civil discourse and social disobedience to their character like a Pied Piper to villains and hero’s alike.

“A first for fictional self-help books, “No body, really, Likes You”, will guide your character to insouciance by recapturing your narrative and nature through satire, metahors, and fictional examples.” ~ Saylor Billings, Editor of The O Line Mysteries

www.olinemysteries.com

Saylor Billings is a veteran stage producer and director helping deliver productions for Comedy Central, HBO and NBC. Beginning her professional career in New York City as the production manager for PSNBC at HERE Arts Center in Soho and moving on to comedy productions in Aspen, Los Angeles, and Vancouver. After relocating to the Island City of Alameda outside San Francisco, she produced, wrote and directed a documentary for the cable provider based on and starring Phyllis Diller, which now runs in the islands history museum. She began writing The O Line Mysteries in July of 2008 as a writing exercise before she realized it would make a viable podcast. No body, really, Likes You is her first foray into publishing.