Amy Chozick is a writer-at-large for the New York Times. Originally from San Antonio, Texas, she lives in New York with her husband and son.
"This insanely readable book manages to bring humor and a fresh
inside perspective to the saddest event in history. The details
alone are sure to drive Democrats to fisticuffs, or whatever we do
when the kale runs out." - Gary Shteyngart, New York Times
bestselling author of Little Failure
"The book promises to read like a rapidly paced political novel, a
memoir converging with one of the most controversial and notable
political figures of our time." - Entertainment Weekly
"Almost Famous meets Game Change." - Axios
"Poignant, insightful...perceptive, pithy and surprising." -
Washington Post
"[A] funny, raw and female take on the campaign memoir." -
People
"[Chasing Hillary is] a sort-of 'Bridget Jones's Diary' meets 'What
it Takes' coming-of-age rom-com set on the campaign trail, with a
tragic twist at the end (spoiler alert: Clinton lost)." - New York
Magazine
"[Chasing Hillary] stands to do to Clinton and her campaign what
Joshua Green's Devil's Bargain did to the president and Steve
Bannon--deliver a highly readable and essential chronicle of the
election that just was and likely will always be with us." -
American Conservative
"Because in stirring together the two women's striving in a long,
neurotic game of hide and seek, what you arrive at is the lopsided
but right-seeming conclusion that if only Hillary Clinton were a
little more like Amy Chozick, maybe she'd be president right now."
- Weekly Standard
"Chozick's own funny, wicked and wacky side is on full display,
with well-drawn sketches of everyone from fresh-faced campaign
interns to the candidates themselves. With her lively voice and eye
for detail, Chasing Hillary is an enjoyable read, like The Devil
Wears Prada meets The Boys on the Bus." - New York Times
"Perhaps we should see [the election] now as a funeral for how
politics used to be done. Almost nobody, including Chozick, saw it
coming. But her book captures the horrors of the journey. It is
worth its price in stilettoed prose. Her future as a writer is
strawberry-coloured." - Financial Times
"Amy Chozick has written a breathtaking, page-turning masterpiece
that pretends to be about Hillary Clinton's defiant presidential
run. But Chasing Hillary is also--for the brilliant Chozick--a
deeply personal story. Wait till you get the gory, insider details
of the bloodiest political battle in recent memory. A must read!" -
Mary Karr
"Amy Chozick sweeps us along on a ten-year chase after the most
famous and elusive woman in modern politics. At the bittersweet
end, she captures Hillary, and America, and the traveling press,
and some part of herself." - David Maraniss
"Amy Chozick's memoir of covering Hillary Clinton for the New York
Times gives you a first-row seat on the past two elections--and an
important reality check about how we interpret news from the
campaign trail. Come for the politics; stay for the anecdotes about
a young journalist juggling ambition, exhaustion and, well,
life.... Chozick has my vote for best political memoir of the
year." - Glamour
"Chasing Hillary [is] so wickedly readable: like Michael Wolff's
Fire and Fury, it's a nonfiction novel." - The Guardian
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