Carole Klein

Background

Carole Klein was born on May 10, 1933, in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States. She was the daughter of Cyrus Samuel Honig and Lee (Weinrobe) Honig.

Education

In 1972 Carole Klein received her Bachelor of Science from the Goddard College and a Master of Science in 1973.

Career

Carole Klein was a comedy writer at the National Broadcasting Company in New York City from 1953 to 1955. In the beginning 1972 she was a vice president of the Ted Klein & Co. in New York City. In the same time, Klein was a women’s studies professor and writing instructor at the Goddard College. In the beginning 1974, Klein worked as an adjunct professor at the Upsala College in East Orange, New Jersey. She was a writing instructor at the New School for Social Research (now The New School) in New York City.

Achievements

• Carole Klein was best known for her book "Doris Lessing: In This World But Not of It" and "Doris Lessing: A Biography".

Works

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• book

  • Doris Lessing: A Biography

    (This book based on exclusive interviews with the fascinat...)

    2000
  • Overcoming Regret: Lessons from the Road

    (A guide to overcoming regret shows readers how to convert...)

    1992
  • Aline

    (This is a biography of Aline Bernstein, a scenic and cost...)

    1979
  • How It Feels to Be a Child 1977
  • Mothers and Sons 1984
  • Gramercy Park: An America Bloomsbury 1987
  • Doris Lessing: In the World but Not of It 1999

Membership

Carole Klein was a member of the Society of Journalists and Authors, of the League of America, of the American Sociology Association, of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, of the National Council on Family Relations, and of the National Organization for Women.

Personality

Carole Klein had a deep interest in psychology, especially children, childhood experiences and relationships between parents and children.

Interests

• psychology

Connections

On August 4, 1955 Carole Klein married Ted Klein, an owner of a public relations and marketing firm. They have two children: William and Emily.

Father:

Cyrus Samuel Honig

Mother:

Lee Honig

Spouse:

Ted Klein

Son:

William Klein

Daughter:

Emily Klein

References

• Contemporary Authors
  1998