Julietta's mother died when she was nine. Her father, a Hollywood screenwriter, sent his daughter to seventeen different schools in the U.S. and Europe, including Catholic boarding schools.
She has lived in thirty-six different homes in six different countries, and developed a witty and keen sense of observation along the way. And yet, Julietta manages to find humor in everyday life: sex toys, hurricanes, chocolate, dating, and senile dementia are just some of her targets. She is wickedly funny, naughty, and provocative.