Have you heard of the new talent in the US literary industry? Now, now don’t tell me you haven’t. I mean, publishing houses have already accepted him as the breakthrough publishing star of the year.

Well, sad if you couldn’t get that, but we talking about none else than the author of this year’s New York Times bestseller, “Stories I Only Tell My Friends,” Rob Lowe, the actor celebrated for his political character from The West Wing episodes.

His book had been appreciated by critics, who certified it as a work surpassed standards of a regular candy celebrity book in terms of humor and wit.

The book has spent months as a best seller now, and readers would be fascinated to know that Lowe has more words in store for them.

Sevenths months after his first venture with the pen, he has entered into another deal with Simon & Schuster for a book, “Love Life” that will capture his dive into depths of love, marriage, sex, fatherhood, work and sports.

Having led quite a movie like life, Lowe certainly has a lot of personal experiences for the world to know about, and this book would give him an opportunity to come out with his own observation on this rather complex yet interesting aspect of human companionship and beyond.

His first book was a memoir of how Lowe made it to a teen idol at the tender age of fifteen, founder of the Brat Pack and international icon by twenty and one of the most successful Hollywood stars of the day.

The book had given us unforgettable narrations from Lowe on his pained childhood at Ohio to his plunge into Hollwood against the counter seventies culture in Malibu.

His first work proves his genuine and powerful story-telling abilities, which we are sure, will bejewel, his upcoming 2012 book “Love Life”.