#LJReadsRodham: Zoom Conversation with Author Curtis Sittenfeld


Aug 19, 2020 | Filed in Events & PD

Curtis Sittenfeld spoke about her new book Rodham with LJ Reference & Professional Reading Editor Mahnaz Dar. The conversation was a culmination of the #LJReads book club program, which invited LJ readers to discuss the novel on Twitter. Taking questions from the live audience on Zoom, Sittenfeld touched on the challenges of crafting Rodham, a narrative that envisions Hillary Clinton’s life had she opted not to marry Bill.

Curtis Sittenfeld spoke about her new book Rodham with LJ Reference & Professional Reading Editor Mahnaz Dar. The conversation was a culmination of the #LJReads book club program, which invited LJ readers to discuss the novel on Twitter. Taking questions from the live audience on Zoom, Sittenfeld touched on the challenges of crafting Rodham, a narrative that envisions Hillary Clinton’s life had she opted not to marry Bill.

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