uence on privacy rights, will be in Bethesda, Md., this week to discuss his book, The Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr.
The New York Times' Janet Maslin writes of the book, "But by and large Mr. Gormley has packed his narrative with intense, overdue and definitive testimony about the still-surprising investigation of Mr. Clinton's activities spearheaded by Kenneth W. Starr." The Times' Sunday Book Review also featured Gormley's book.
Visit the Barnes & Noble in Bethesda Thursday, March 18 at 7 p.m. to hear Gormley talk about his work. For more information about the book event visit Barnes & Noble's Web site here.
Video of the panel discussion, "Louis Brandeis and the Development of the Right to Privacy," which Gormley participated, is available here. Also watch video or download a podcast of an ACSblog interview with Gormley.
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