The Tiger Queens by Stephanie Marie Thornton

Stephanie Thornton: And this is the first interview I’ve done in New Zealand or anywhere in that part of the world, so a first for me as well. I just love to say that you’re in Alaska and this is the first podcast interview I’ve done to Alaska, so that strikes me as being something special as well. I’m excited to chat about Jackie Kennedy and all things book related.

Stephanie Thornton: Thank you so much for having me. Hello there, Stephanie and welcome to the show. What follows is a “near as” transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions.

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Hi there, I’m your host Jenny Wheeler and today Stephanie talks about the challenges in writing an intimate portrait of the former First Lady’s life, nearly 60 years after the shocking events in Dallas. Stephanie Thornton’s latest book, And They Called It Camelot – a fictionalized account of Jackie Kennedy Onassis’s life – was being vaunted as the Book Club Pick of the Year from the day it was launched, a great starting point for any author. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 35:06 - 35.4MB) | Embedĭon't miss out on the latest episodes.

The Tiger Queens by Stephanie Marie Thornton