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Kurt Andersen

Kurt B. Andersen is an American writer, the author of novels and nonfiction, as well as a writer for television and the theater. His work frequently focuses on American sociopolitical history and satire, ranging from cultural analysis to near-future speculative fiction.

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Education
Harvard College
Born
Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.
Children
2
Occupations
Novelist · Historian · TV writer/playwright · Podcast/radio host · Editor
Spouse
Anne Kreamer

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Kurt Andersen

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Kurt Andersen

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Occupations · 5
Kurt Andersen → Editor, Historian, Novelist, Podcast/radio host, TV writer/playwright
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Kurt Andersen → Charlie Rose, Official, The Filter PodcastKurt Andersen
Born · 1
Kurt Andersen → Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.
Children · 1
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Education · 1
Kurt Andersen → Harvard College
Spouse · 1
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Kurt Andersen → www.kurtandersen.com

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andersen spy new york magazine times american random house podcast wrote america cultural radio inside first august sociopolitical history studio

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Kurt AndersenBornOmaha, Nebraska, U.S.1.00infobox
Kurt AndersenChildren21.00infobox
Kurt AndersenEducationHarvard College1.00infobox
Kurt AndersenOccupationsNovelist1.00infobox
Kurt AndersenOccupationsHistorian1.00infobox
Kurt AndersenOccupationsTV writer/playwright1.00infobox
Kurt AndersenOccupationsPodcast/radio host1.00infobox
Kurt AndersenOccupationsEditor1.00infobox
Kurt AndersenSpouseAnne Kreamer1.00infobox
Kurt AndersenWebsitewww.kurtandersen.com1.00infobox
the Tea Partyinstance ofbridging his magazine journalism with his later book themes by dissecting the cultural roots of populist movements0.80text
Occupy Wall Street.He became editor-in-chief of New York in 1994instance ofbridging his magazine journalism with his later book themes by dissecting the cultural roots of populist movements0.80text

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