I fuck therefore I lit, says chick

'Talk about writing what you know: Yale sex columnist Natalie Krinsky's first novel, Chloe Does Yale, is about, well, a Yale sex columnist. Krinsky is a plucky, witty New Yorker; so is Chloe. Krinsky's mom is Israeli; so is Chloe's. Both have dads who are investment bankers, and both have best friends who happen to be extremely smart Korean women. But did Krinsky ever shed her jeans and T-shirt to participate in one of Yale's notorious naked parties, à la Chloe? Krinsky, clad in a Chloe-friendly outfit of plunging green camisole under shrunken beige blazer, takes the Fifth. "I can't reveal," she says coyly. Read on. Then there's The Hookup Handbook: A Single Girl's Guide to Living It Up. 'Hookup authors Andrea Lavinthal and Jessica Rozler define a hookup as "anything from making out to doing the nasty." Adds Rozler: "Most people say it's somewhere in the middle."' More.