Techbitch

Techbitch is the wickedly witty and acutely observed novel from Lucy Sykes and Jo Piazza about how to keep up in a tech-obsessed world.

Imogen Tate, editor-in-chief of Glossy magazine, is a legend in the fashion world. But when she returns from a sabbatical to find her twenty-six-year-old former assistant, Eve Morton, behind her desk, she realises times are changing.
Armed with a business degree, naked ambition and an iPhone, Eve announces she has been brought in to turn Imogens beloved magazine into an app. With herself at the helm.
In this terrifying new world, Imogen is almost invisible. In place of her team of dedicated staff is a constantly evolving line of twenty-something bloggers at their desks day and night (Only losers need sleep!), amateur snaps instead of elegant photo shoots, and a URL address in place of Imogens glossy pages.
But Imogen isnt ready to give up her hard-earned career without a fight. Where Eve has Twitter followers, Imogen has experience, talent and real relationships, and shes prepared to fight for the fashion world she knows and loves. Even if it means going to war with a ruthless Techbitch . . .

Praise for Techbitch
This Years The Devil Wears PradaVanity Fair
Lethally funny with sass to spareDaily Mail
The Devil Wears Prada does digitalGlamour
Sassy, smart and fun ****Heat Magazine
One our reading list right now is this Devil Wears Prada-esque magazine-set taleCosmopolitan
The Devil Wears Prada for the digital agePrima
Hilariously witty, like a modern day The Devil Wears Prada Essentials
Low cunning and high stakes at a glamorous Manhattan fashion magazine creates an irresistible mix in Techbitch... think The Devil Wears Prada for the digital ageGood Housekeeping
The theatre of war is cutting-edge online versus traditional magazines, a sort of The Devil Uses Instagram . . . a great read, packed with brilliant, glam detail and a satirical sideswipes at nerd cultureDaily Mail
While Imogen may know her DVF from YSL she knows nothing at all about Instagram, HTML and Tumblr . . . but she soon will. Fashion just got bitchy!This Summers Best Books in Sun on Sunday
This describes the frantic process of taking a Vogue-like magazine from paper to app. . . When Imogen left, she was Queen. When she comes back, shes lost her front-row Fashion week seat to a-What? What are these?-fashion bloggers! Naturally, Imogen regrows her claws. And the book does its share of meowing about the entitled young women who now flood the magazine offices, living large because they still live rent-free at their parents apartmentsThe New York Times
Jo Piazza and Lucy Sykes compulsively readable corner office drama, [is] summers juiciest beach readElle.com