What throws her off even more, though, is that he seems just as interested in her as she is in him, and their hour-long interview morphs into a whirlwind weekend of movie premieres, after-hours dancing, and alcohol-soaked house parties. She’s horrified (okay, and thrilled) to find herself face-to-face with her No. But after endless puff pieces, she gets the opportunity to interview major superstar Gabe Parker. In Funny You Should Ask, readers meet Chani Horowitz - a journalist watching her peers ascend with big profiles and book deals while she’s still figuring things out. You can’t help but notice that the scene unfolding between you mirrors the opening pages of her latest novel, Funny You Should Ask - except, of course, that neither of you is a handsome, charming movie star named Gabe Parker.
There’s a particular frisson in sitting down to interview Elissa Sussman at a restaurant, especially on a cloudless spring day in Los Angeles.
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