How does a book go from being written to making its way to publication? Join us for this moderated discussion to hear the writer’s story of how their book came into the world–from concept to representation to publication and all the messiness in between.
This month: Julie Kliegman discusses the making of her debut nonfiction book MIND GAME: AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE MENTAL HEALTH PLAYBOOK OF ATHLETES, with Paragraph founder Joy Parisi.
“Thorough, empathetic, and relevant, Mind Game helps us understand elite athletes—while packing practical applications that extend way beyond sports.” — L. Jon Wertheim, New York Times bestselling author of This is Your Brain on Sports
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Julie Kliegman is a writer and editor in Queens, New York. She wrote Mind Game: An Inside Look at the Mental Health Playbook of Elite Athletes. Her work has appeared in outlets including Sports Illustrated, The Washington Post, Bookforum, The Ringer, BuzzFeed News, Vulture, The Verge, and Washington Monthly. Talk to her about The SpongeBob Musical.