Gil Klein

GIL KLEIN is a journalist and journalism educator who served as a national correspondent for the Media General News Service for 22 years, writing for 23 Southern newspapers. His recent books include Tales from the National Press Club and Trouble in Lafayette Square: Assassination, Protest and Murder at the White House.

Klein served as president of the National Press Club in 1994 and later became its historian. He holds a master’s degree in communication from American University, where he taught journalism for eight years beginning in 2010, and has served as Resident Director of the University of Oklahoma’s Washington Journalism Program.

Gil lives in Arlington, Virginia.

Gil Klein’s books are published by Turner Publishing.

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