Curtis Sittenfeld Discusses Her New Novel "Rodham"
Clip: 5/25/2020 | 2m 14sVideo has Closed Captions
What would the world look like if Hillary and Bill Clinton never married?
In her new novel "Rodham," author Curtis Sittenfeld imagines a counterfactual history in which Hillary Rodham never marries Bill Clinton, instead pursuing her career -- and eventually runs for president. Sittenfeld joins the program to discuss this intriguing "what-if."
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Curtis Sittenfeld Discusses Her New Novel "Rodham"
Clip: 5/25/2020 | 2m 14sVideo has Closed Captions
In her new novel "Rodham," author Curtis Sittenfeld imagines a counterfactual history in which Hillary Rodham never marries Bill Clinton, instead pursuing her career -- and eventually runs for president. Sittenfeld joins the program to discuss this intriguing "what-if."
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