Ending Open Secrets—Both Inside and Outside the Newsroom
This is a decisive moment for women, and also for the journalists investigating their accounts.
by Mary Louise Kelly
Nov 21, 2017
4 minutes
“You have me riveted,” reads the incoming text. “How long will you be in NY?”
Later that evening, my phone lights up again: “Reading with pleasure.”
The next ping: “Exquisite pleasure in fact.”
The man writing me these texts was James Toback. He’d struck up a conversation earlier that day at The Harvard Club in New York, where he’d spotted me sitting alone with a cup of tea, typing away at my laptop. Might he share my table? Might he ask my name? What brought me to town?
, I told him. I’d just published a novel. Well, fancy that. He was a movie director. Had I ever seen ? He and Jessica Chastain were tight, he informed me; she would be
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