Monica Lewinsky Secures Tell-All Memoir Deal with Hachette Imprint
Monica Lewinsky has sold her upcoming tell-all memoir to Cardinal, an imprint of Hachette. The deal was reportedly secured by acclaimed editor Reagan Arthur, who also worked on former President Joe Biden's forthcoming memoir, 'Promise Me, America.' While details regarding the book's content remain undisclosed, it is speculated whether Lewinsky will address her infamous 1990s relationship with President Bill Clinton during her time as a White House intern. Lewinsky, now 53, has become a podcaster and anti-bullying activist. This marks her first autobiography, despite previous rumors in 2012 of a $12 million tell-all deal, which she denied in a 2014 Vanity Fair essay. Sources close to Lewinsky have remained tight-lipped about the project, and a release date has not yet been announced. Lewinsky has previously cooperated with author Andrew Morton for his 1999 book, 'Monica's Story,' but has never penned her own account.
