Stacey Abrams put her ex-boyfriend in prison. Literature-ly.

We told you Wednesday that state Rep. Stacey Abrams, a Democratic candidate for governor, had landed a non-fiction book contract clearly intended to become part of her campaign.

But Abrams also has written several romance novels under the name of Selena Montgomery. Last night, she offered this advice to a writer for the Huffington Post:

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