In 'Dear Monica Lewinsky,' a woman turns to an unusual saint for support

In Julia Langbein’s new novel, a woman named Jean is in turmoil over her past. She has rediscovered a diary from 1998, when she was 17-years-old, and spots a judgemental comment about Monica Lewinsky.
Christian Science Monitor

Monica Lewinsky: Will she or won't she release a new memoir?

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...
Iowa Public Radio

Julia Langbein discusses her comic novel 'Dear Monica Lewinsky'

Julia Langbein has thought a lot about the stories of the saints, particularly women saints. JULIA LANGBEIN: They are often presented with a temptation. So a man, a randy Pagan, comes along and wants ...
The Portland Mercury

Poor Monica Lewinsky Wants to Tell You a Story

I feel so sorry for Monica Lewinsky. This poor young woman—she was so young!—basically renders herself unemployable for her entire life by making her name synonymous with illicit blowjobs and a ...
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Then and now: A look back at The Monica Lewinsky story 27 years on

Few names are as synonymous with presidential scandal as Monica Lewinsky's. The one-time White House intern inadvertently wrote herself into the history books by having an affair with then-US ...