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Renata Adler Interview: Overcoming Writer's Block and Unveiling Journalistic Secrets

Author and Journalist Renata Adler discusses how she handles writer’s block, and what makes a good reporter. She recalls what she learned from going to Vietnam in 1967, how covering the Selma to Montgomery marches led her to a job as a speechwriter for the committee chair of Nixon’s impeachment hearings during the Watergate scandal, and her time as a film critic for The New York Times. Renata Adler was Born in Milan, Italy, in 1938, but quickly moved with her family to America in 1939 where they initially settled in New York, then moved to Danbury, Connecticut. Adler attended Bryn Mawr College, the University of Paris, and Yale Law School. She is known for her unabashed honesty as a New Yorker and New York Times journalist and film critic and has also written essay collections, political speeches, and novels, including Politics and Media: Essays (1988) and Pitch Dark (1983). Her book, After the Tall Timber (2015) is a collection of her greatest nonfiction pieces, amassing over 500 pages. Adler taught at Boston University (BU) for several years. She served as a Visiting Professor of Journalism and a Fellow of the University Professors Program at BU until 2006. Subscribe for access to never-before-seen conversations from society’s most inspirational figures, giving insight into the lives and events that shaped our culture and history. Learn more about our work and how to support our mission here: https://www.lifestories.org/. For the latest interviews, series, and films from Life Stories, visit our other channel:    / @lifestoriesinterviews   Follow us on Instagram:   / lifestoriesinterviews   © Kunhardt Film Foundation. All Rights Reserved. #RenataAdler #theinterviewarchive