Scruples

His prime example was a first novel called Scruples by Judith Krantz that my company Crown Publishers had propelled onto the best seller list.

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Portman will make her first foray into TV as an executive producer on the drama Scruples.

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Think of Dynasty and Judith Kranze's Scruples and you'll think of him.

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Think of Dynasty and Judith Kranze's Scruples and you'll think of him.

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My friend Lorraine Kirke and I had a label in New York called No Scruples for a while, designing leather clothes.

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Any Krantz novice should begin with Scruples, of course; after that I would most highly recommend Till We Meet Again (two French sisters, one a pilot and the other a movie star, and their mother, a star of the Paris music hall who becomes a great châtelaine of Champagne) and Dazzle (gorgeous and impetuous photojournalist with two scheming half-sisters).

Archive 2008-01-01 Roger Sutton 2008

Valentine is fictional, a character in Judith Krantz's Scruples, a book that positively sizzles with brand-name-dropping, put there not as paid product placement but as verisimilitude of an especially glamorous kind.

Branded Roger Sutton 2008

I had the great pleasure of talking with Krantz once for several hours for a Booklist interview, and she told me she had to give up using the c-word after her first novel, Scruples, because it was the one word her "ladies" (as she called her readers) positively hated.

Happy Birthday, Judy! Roger Sutton 2008

In college, i played the Game of Scruples with my roommates and some of their assorted friends.

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I had the great pleasure of talking with Krantz once for several hours for a Booklist interview, and she told me she had to give up using the c-word after her first novel, Scruples, because it was the one word her "ladies" (as she called her readers) positively hated.

Archive 2008-01-01 Roger Sutton 2008