In the imaginary world of “Rodham,” Hillary Rodham writes of her relationship with Bill Clinton: “The margin between staying and leaving was so thin; really, it could have gone either way.” Although ...

The work of “Rodham” is to smooth away the incongruities between the person and the vessel for other people’s hopes. But part of the dilemma of Hillary Clinton is the failure of imagination ...

Rodham tells the story of an ambitious young woman, developing her extraordinary mind in the latter part of the 20th century, moving from idealism to cynicism and all the way back again.

In "Rodham: A Novel" (Random House), Sittenfeld traces the life path of Hillary after she breaks up with fellow law student and future politician Bill Clinton, blazing her own trail, in public and ...

"Rodham" is the second novel about a first lady by "Prep" author Curtis Sittenfeld. But it's the first one to fully rethink history — and Hillary too.

A young Hillary Rodham, madly in love with the man she met at Yale Law School, abandons her own path and heads to Arkansas. Slowly she starts to uncover Bill Clinton's many infidelities and makes ...

Rodham imagines an alternative history where Hillary Rodham never marries Bill Clinton and asks what would have happened to her life and our country, if she had made a different choice. A modern ...

During the eight years of the Clinton presidency, Hugh Rodham, the brother of former first lady and now Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.), was not shy about using his ties to the White House. A former ...

But Rodham denied then that he ever got paid or had influence on Clinton’s decision to pardon Gregory for a 1982 bank fraud conviction. “It is absurd to even say I used any kind of influence ...