The Story

In her gripping memoir, Judith Miller, a star reporter for the New York Times and Pulitzer Prize winner, reflects on her storied career as a foreign correspondent covering some of the world's most perilous situations. From her early days near the Nevada atomic proving ground to her pivotal role in controversial reporting that contributed to America's invasion of Iraq, Miller candidly examines her successes and missteps in journalism. She explores the complexities of her sources, the pressures of post-9/11 reporting, and the personal sacrifices she made, including serving jail time to protect those sources. With a blend of adventure, introspection, and sharp wit, Miller offers an unflinching look at the life of an investigative journalist.