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She has a bestseller and hit Netflix series. But Stephanie Land’s ‘Maid’ isn’t just about being a ‘palatable poor person’

Stephanie Land, the author of 'Maid,' joins the L.A. Times Book Club on Jan. 25.

She Has A Bestseller And Hit Netflix Series. But Stephanie Land'S 'Maid' Isn'T Just About Being A 'Palatable Poor Person'

Los Angeles Times – by Margaret Wappler

Life has scaled up for Stephanie Land since the Netflix series inspired by her unsparing 2019 memoir, “Maid,” premiered in October, but it also has delivered unusual challenges.

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