Esther Newberg is an American literary agent, who achieved fame as an aide to Senator Robert F. Kennedy during his 1968 presidential campaign.[1]
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Biography
Newberg's mother was the Democratic National Committeewoman from Connecticut. Newberg attended Wheaton College, majoring in government, and then became a political operative. She worked for the Senate subcommittee on government reorganization, and then joined Senator Robert F. Kennedy's staff in 1968. She also worked for Abraham Ribicoff and as staff director for U.S. Representative Bella Abzug. She was member in the presidential campaign staffs of Senator Edmund Muskie and Representative Mo Udall.
Literary agent
As of 2007, Newberg is the senior vice president at International Creative Management, a talent agency in New York. She has represented authors such as Carl Hiaasen (Skinny Dip) and Patricia Cornwell (Trace), Thomas Friedman, Michael Beschloss and Caroline Kennedy.
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References
- Who's who at the Kennedy inquest - time.com, September 5, 1969
- Wheaton College Honorary Degree Citations - Esther Newberg '63
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