Harriet Rubin
Harriet Rubin (born October 31, 1952 in Passaic , New Jersey ) is an American writer .
Life
A scholarship in poetry enabled her to study at Columbia University . She then wrote articles and columns for the New York Times , Publishers Weekly , Fast Company , the Wall Street Journal, and some women's magazines , for example . In 1989 she founded her own imprint at Doubleday publishing house and was editor and editor of a number of economics and management books, for example by Peter Senge , Andy Grove , Faith Popcorn and Don Peppers, until she started writing books herself. Her first book Machiavelli for women became an international bestseller and has now been translated into 27 languages.
A self-confessed soloist, she also dedicated one of her books to the subject of “soloing”. The author currently lives in Manhattan.
Works
- 2000 - Machiavelli for women
- 2003 - soloing
- 2007 - Dante for love
- 2008 - The Mona Lisa strategy
- 2009 - feminine, magical, powerful
Web links
- Short biography and reviews of works by Harriet Rubin at perlentaucher.de
- Literature by and about Harriet Rubin in the WorldCat bibliographic database
- Harriet Rubin - short portrait on a Siemens website
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Rubin, Harriet |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | October 31, 1952 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Passaic , New Jersey |