Jane Hitchcock

Jane Stanton Hitchcock is a playwright and a novelist. Her new novel about Washington society, Mortal Friends was published in July.

Tennis' Starry Night

When the U.S. Open’s Cinderella, Melanie Oudine, and its Terminator, Roger Federer, both stepped out under the lights of Arthur Ashe Stadium, acclaimed novelist Jane Stanton Hitchcock saw what makes the sport magical.

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My Dishy Phone Calls With Dominick Dunne

The social chronicler’s longtime friend, playwright and novelist Jane Hitchcock, on the literary advice she gave him, their marathon phone calls, and how she made him her muse.

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What Ruth Told Bernie

Novelist and playwright Jane Hitchcock channels Ruth Madoff’s frustration in a fictionalized jailhouse spat with her philandering and swindling husband.

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Money Rules in the New D.C.

Now that Washington, D.C. has replaced New York as the seat of financial power, Jane Stanton Hitchcock argues that each city is all the richer for it.

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