http://psychjourney.libsyn.com:80/index.php?post_id=171226# Deborah Harper, President of Psychourney, interviews Professor Brooke Kroeger, author of Passing: When People Can't Be Who They Are.Brooke Kroeger has worked in every print medium. At Newsday, she served as UN Correspondent and as a deputy metropolitan editor for New York Newsday.
This followed an eight-year stint overseas in the Scripps Howard of
United Press International with postings in Brussels, London and Tel
Aviv. She was Tel Aviv bureau chief for three years before returning to
London to serve as the agency's chief editor for Europe, The Middle
East and Africa. She started with the wire service in its Chicago
bureau, and over the course of four years, wrote about everything from
local and state politics to sports. She is currently professor and chair of the Journalism Department at New York University.Over the years, her freelanced work has appeared in numerous women's magazines as well as the New York Times, Newsday, Prologue, and the Los Angeles Times Book Review. Visit her website.Share your comments about the book and interview on the Psychjourney Audio Book Club blog
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