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Speaking Freely:
Trials of the First Amendment by Floyd Abrams
(Viking,
2005)
Floyd Abrams is considered
our country's preeminent First Amendment Lawyer. Speaking
Freely contains some of Mr. Abrams' most stirring cases,
including the Judith Miller case, the Pentagon Papers
and the Brooklyn Museum's display of offensive art. It
describes the disconnect between the high level of legal
protection afforded in most areas and the increasing public
disenchantment with the press... (more)
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A Promise to Ourselves: Fatherhood and Divorce by
Alec Baldwin (St. Martins Press, 2008)
World famous actor Alec Baldwin discusses the personal
transformation he had to undergo in order to survive
his divorce with actress Kim Basinger. After a long
period of turmoil, Baldwin emerged from the pain of
loss, separation and alienation with a new vision
of life and a renewed sense of his purpose as a man,
an actor, an activist and a future political candidate.
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NEWS |
| Spring 2009 |
Karen attends FEED Project Mother's Day Tea http://blacktiemagazine.com/society_2009_may/FEED_Projects.htm |
| Spring 2009 |
Karen hosts an event with members of Mt. Sinai Center for Brain Health to discuss memory and brain power. http://www.herbertcollection.com/gallery/7838796_ZaBQA#P-1-15 |
| Spring 2009 |
Karen mentioned in New York Post Page 6. February 5, 2009. Click here for article. |
| Spring 2009 |
Benjamin Zahler featured in Jewish Week. Click here for article. |
Winter 2008 |
Celebrity Life - Karen Gantz Zahler Negotiating, creating, and contributing, by Beth Torre
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here for article |
| Winter 2008 |
Ben Zahler's Growing Values: Connecting with the Elderly
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Click here for Kid Spirit Website |
| Fall 2008 |
Hosted book party for Alec Baldwin's A Promise to Ourselves, Harmonie Club, New York City
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here for photo |
| 2005-Present |
Literary
Agents Advisory Group |
| June 16, 2008 |
Karen
was honored at the ELEM/Youth in Distress in
Israel Benefit Dinner in The Jewish Museum in New
York City. ELEM is dedicated to the treatment and
rehabilitation of abused, neglected, and adjudicated
Israeli Jewish and Arab youth. Special guest Alec
Baldwin and Congress woman Nita Lowey.
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here for photo |
| June 5, 2008 |
Marymount
College Writers New York Conference
Annual Moderator
Literary Agents Panel |
| June 12, 2007 |
Conversations
with Harold Channer - Channel 34 Time Warner &
Channel 82 RCN - June 14, 2007 at 10:30-11:30am
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here for video |
| May 22, 2007 |
The
New York Sun - A New and Promising France, by Karen
Gantz.
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here for article |
| June
7, 2006 |
Marymount
College Writers New York Conference Annual Moderator
Literary Agents Panel |
| May
19-21, 2005 |
Book
Expo of America (BEA) Washington Convention Center,
Washington D.C. |
| April
24, 2006 |
New
York Magazine on Kathleen Turner's Take the Lead,
Lady!
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| April
20, 2006 |
Vassar
Club of New York
Getting Your Book Published - Lecture
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here for speech |
| April
17, 2006 |
Publishers
Weekly on Kathleen Turner's Take the Lead, Lady!
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here to view |
| May
29, 1995 |
New
York Magazine on Marc Eliot's The Whole Truth
Click here to view |
| Sept.
17, 1983 |
The
New York Times on Artists' Rights by Karen Gantz
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Send Yourself Roses by Kathleen
Turner in collaboration with Gloria Feldt (Springboard Press, 2008)
New York Times bestseller Send Yourself Roses is Kathleen Turner's personal story with her unique
philosophy of life, a self-styled activism which led
her to play some of the most unforgettable and outrageous
roles written for women in the history of cinema. Movie
buffs will delight in learning the intricate strategies
which Turner employed to create a screen identity as
a femme fatale who played hard ball, and how
her unique concept of woman as protagonist
informed her life as well as her film career. (more) |
Lifting the Fog of War by Admiral William Owens (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2000)
Admiral William Owens, former Vice Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and submarine commander for twenty
years, is considered the preeminent technological military
strategist of our time. This historic book makes the
case for a technological and administrative overhaul
of the military. Admiral Owens lays the groundwork for
our information technology revolutions. (more) |
