I concur, you go girl!
Let Mrs. Seinfeld try this just once with the Soup Nazi ... I'm afraid to see what he'd do to her!
Boy, this book was all OVER the blogosphere since it was one of those paid-by-post thingies (or whatever the parent blogger consortium of consumerism is, I am out of the loop there), and even then I saw people calling attention to the *earlier* book.
If her case is as solid as it appears to be, I really hope that the original author not only gets compensation, but PUBLIC justice for having her name and reputation smeared.
Unbelievable.
I was somewhat aware that there were two books out there - I did do a review over JS's... But still.
Oh thank heavens she's sewing them for defamation of character!! I was turned onto this story through an agent's blog months ago...and shortly thereafter saw Jerry Seinfeld blasting her as a nutjob on Larry King. I was LIVID!!! Right there and then I lost any appreciation I had of Seinfeld (not that I ever had much) and realized what a nasty jerk he was. Even if the book wasn't 'stolen' to go out there and call her a nutjob and wacko is BEYOND measures that need to be taken. I have a few choice words of what Seinfeld is...but I'll bite my tongue.
Hmm, was interested in that book, but by my own law now, will have to kick it to the curb. Thanks for bringing light to this subject.
I mean we all know (Tom Cruise) that celebrities (Britney Spears) are never nut jobs.... 
I refused to buy the book in the first place because Jessica Seinfeld is a serious power hungry slut. Anyone who dumps their hubby after a month for the big name celeb is just the sweet girl next door, right? Having worked in copyright law, I will assure you if the case has merit (and sounds like it does), this could get ugly!
Spinach in brownies? Gee, in college we baked brownies containing some other kind of green leafy matter.
Hey, I know I'm early, but
HAPPY BLOGOVERSARY!
Ditto!
And hey! I'd bake you a blueberry and green tea cake with grilled salmon icing, but that slutty wife of Seinfeld's borrowed my recipes. And now she says she won't give them back, and I have to buy them in her book, instead.
(I'm a little unclear on the details because all the "spinach" brownies I ate in college left me with memory issues. What? Where am I? In parentheses? Really?)
What parent hasn't hidden vegi's in their kids foods from time to time, neither woman is touting an original idea; really. That being said, am I supposed to belive Jessica "my husband is an annoying billionaire" Seinfeld actually got off her royal ass and tried many recipes out on her kids? Unlikely. I second the idea of some publisher hanging onto it and looking for a celebrity "writer". The book is annoying, Missy Chase Lepine's is much better done.
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