Fabulous Nobodies
Fabulous Nobodies by Lee Tulloch is a reprint edition published by Harper Collins on August 1, 2006. This 304-page novel presents a vibrant portrayal of life in 1980s New York City through the lens of its eccentric characters. The story follows Reality Nirvana Tuttle, a self-described “doorwhore” at a trendy Manhattan club, alongside her friends, including gossip columnist Hugo “A Go-Go” Falk and junior shoe editor Phoebe Johnson. Together, they navigate the glamorous yet chaotic world of fashion and nightlife.
Readers will encounter a colorful cast of characters as they embark on a quest for identity and recognition in a city filled with allure and absurdity. The narrative explores themes of friendship and self-discovery, showcasing the unique dynamics among Reality, Hugo, Phoebe, and Freddie Barnstable, a transvestite with a flair for fashion. This edition invites readers to immerse themselves in a bygone era, capturing the essence of a vibrant culture and the pursuit of being Truly Somebody.
Official synopsis Publisher
Before Bridget Jones, Carrie Bradshaw, and the Shopaholic, it was a world of Fabulous Nobodies
Now, back in print after fifteen years, it’s your chance to experience this hysterically wild cult-status novel for the first time.
Get ready to meet:
Reality Nirvana Tuttle
A self-described “doorwhore” at one of Manhattan’s hottest clubs. She never gets up before 2 P.M. and has vivid, two-way conversations with every dress in her closet.
Hugo “A Go-Go” Falk
Gossip columnist and documenter of all things fabulous in the fashion scene. This man is the key to turning Reality into a true Somebody.
Phoebe Johnson
Junior shoe editor of Perfect Woman magazine who has dedicated her life to looking like Audrey Hepburn—and the one woman Reality can trust with her frocks.
and Freddie Barnstable
A transvestite with an uncanny knack for finding fabulous fashions, and his sidekick, a little dog named Cristobal Balenciaga. These Fabulous Nobodies will take you on a quest to be Truly Somebody, in a city long gone but never to be forgotten: New York City of the 1980s.
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