in the u.s.a. itself horrendous dining area, which is dining area we are attacked, so we hope to see you out there. before writing this book, dan has been a writer for the new york the new york times since 1989 before that she was a writer for affairs magazine, it was your correspondent for the philadelphia inquirer in investigative reporter for the trenton times in new jersey. in 2005, she s a finalist for a pulitzer prize and won a george polk award, the worst for investigative reporting and herbert goldsmith prize for her cds exposed in insurance and investment ripoffs of young military consumers. she s also a member of the new york times team that was a pulitzer finalist for its coverage of the 2008 financial crisis. wizard of lies is her fourth book. it may be her first baby. hbo and robert de niro tribeca films have commissioned a smith being written right on this too at the end of the month. so keep your fingers crossed for that one. [applause] and now, let s
financial writer talks about her recent bock the wizard of lies . bernie this is about an hour. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for being with us today. i would like to graduate you all on your wise decision to come in here to see dyne. you ll know here in an hour when you feel smarter and more in control of the own financial future. diana henriques is the author of the new york times best seller wizard of lies. looks like this you can buy your own company right outside afterwards in the u of a bookstore tent and u of a bookstore or signing area which is signing area b.s dini we hope to see you there.at beforet writing the book she had been a writer for the new yorkg times since 1989, before that she wa s a writer for the bar rends magazine a philadelphia respond and investigate report for the trenton times in newit jersey.w in 2005, she was a finalist for a pulitzer prize and won awardi thefo prize for the investigatie he reporting. oldsmith prize for
our session is called a emerging from the shadows, women in the lives of wilson, jefferson and twain. i enter the temple. i teach in both english department and and a gender and women s studies and i will be your moderator for today. i sent the esteemed authors for questions to think about and they are free to range widely or to answer some of the specifically. so i ll just go through them quickly. what is the most intriguing discovery he made about your biographical subjects? what were the challenges of balancing the women s lives of the more famous men to whom they were attached. but audience did you imagine reading your book and how did this influence your writing? i bet they were thinking of a paying audience. and what is a mystery or question that still puzzles you about the wanted for the women quiet each of our authors has agreed to speak for eight minutes, which should be the thing that it s time for questions and answers. our first author is christy miller, who was a
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