Book Author Jeannine Mjoseth: ”The Chronicles of Mad Maxine”

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Author Jeannine Mjoseth "The Chronicles of Mad Maxine"

Jeannine Mjoseth is a former journalist, independent art curator, and professional wrestler better known by her stage names Mad Maxine and Lady Maxine. During her time served in the World Wrestling Federation, she sported her trademark green mohawk and was trained and managed by Lilian Ellison,
known worldwide as The Fabulous Moolah. After retiring from wrestling, she pursued a career in journalism, and later worked as a science writer for National Institute of Health's Institute on Aging and The National Human Genome Research Institute.

The Chronicles of Mad Maxine: About The Book

The Chronicles of Mad Maxine tells one woman's story of training to be a lady wrestler at the Fabulous Moolah's School of Professional Wrestling. The novel, set on the 30-acre training camp in Columbia, South Carolina, is a fictionalized account of author Jeannine Mjoseth's experiences in the mid-1980s, when she became skilled at flying head scissors, the soaring suplex and the body slam. Both hardcore wrestling fans and people who've never seen a match will thrill to the raw action both inside and outside the ring at the renown Camp Moolah.