ladies of advertising." --Patricia Bosworth, author of Jane Fonda: The Private Life of a Public Woman "Jane Maas nails the story of the early "mad women" in advertising.  I know.  I lived the story at two different agencies.  Yes, there was all of that sex at the office. Yes, there were three-martini lunches -- sometimes with a chaser of brandy or crme de menthe or drambuie.  (I still have a headache.) But would I do it all over again?   Absolutely.  Those years were a gas, captured perfectly by Jane Maas's funny and bittersweet book." --Linda Bird Francke "Jane Maas has written a book about advertising that isn't just for advertising people, although God knows they will find it fascinating. So will fans of Mad Men, who can compare the real thing with the TV series. Women of all ages will see themselves in its pages. Most of all, Mad Women is for anyone curious about what life was like in another century - - before computers, before cell phones, before equality." -- Laurel Cutler, groundbreaking futurist, 2011 inductee Advertising Hall of Fame About the Author JANE MAAS began her career at Ogilvy & Mather as a copywriter in 1964 and rose to become a creative director and agency officer. Ultimately, she became president of a New York agency. A Matrix Award winner and an Advertising Woman of the Year, she is best known for her direction of the "I Love New York" campaign. She is the author of Adventures of