Nadine Haobsh's untitled book, in which the Ladies Home Journal associate beauty editor recently fired for her blog, "Jolie in NYC," dishes about the beauty industry, to Carrie Feron at Morrow, in a two-book deal, by Jonathan Pecarsky and Dorian Karchmar at William Morris Agency (NA).

But, sadly, there's none of the usual Cader Code, PubLunch's method for telegraphing dollar amounts. Was it a "nice" deal? A "very nice" deal? Maybe even a "good" or "significant" deal? If you're an assistant at Morrow or WMA and have seen a number, let us know. Anonymity protected, at least until we'd otherwise have to go to jail.

Publishers Lunch [PublishersMarketplace.com]
Jolie in NYC [NadineHaobsh.com]

I wasn't fired from LHJ, despite what's [being] reported. I received a new job offer from Seventeen [Wednesday] (as beauty editor), and so gave LHJ notice. When the story broke [Thursday], however, Seventeen rescinded the offer. The Post is doing a story on it [today], and I cooperated because I wanted my side told as best I could (I'm sure they'll spin it, but you know how it goes).

But of course. According to the Post, Haobsh "lost not one, but two enviable publishing jobs." It's just like them to skew working at either publication as enviable.

Blogger Booted [NYP]
Earlier: Anonymous Blogger Outed, Not Fired [Gawker]