Julia M. Klein

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The Power of Stories

Novelist Margaret Wilkerson Sexton ’04 finds her creative inspiration close to home.

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Critical Condition

Dr. Thomas Fisher ’96 chronicles an unprecedented year in a Chicago emergency room.

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The Plot Thickens

Secrets. Lies. Murder. Novelist Jean Hanff Korelitz ’83 strikes again.

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Truth Be Told

From Iraq to Colombia, acclaimed writer Phil Klay ’05 delves into crucibles of conflict and the unintended consequences of America’s muddled military moves.

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Pop Fiction

With his saga of a soda magnate and his family, Snowden Wright ’04 serves up a refreshing take on the great American novel.

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“Look Students in the Eye”

Writer and professor Alexander Chee brings a novel approach to his English and creative writing courses.

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Party Crasher

Professor John L. Campbell sheds light on the disruptive forces that paved the way for Trump’s ride to the White House.

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State of the Union

CNN anchor Jake Tapper ’91 takes a break from covering the news to talk about the method of the media amid the madness of the election.

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Annette Gordon-Reed ’81

The Harvard professor discusses her new book about Thomas Jefferson and offers her take on racial inclusivity on campus.

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The Unlikely Governor

As a former Peace Corps volunteer, forklift operator and hardware store manager, Democrat Tom Wolf ’71 brings an unusual resume to Pennsylvania politics.