Going There
Going There by Katie Couric is a candid memoir published by Little, Brown in 2021. In this book, Couric shares her experiences over more than 40 years in the media industry, addressing the challenges she faced, including an eating disorder, sexism, and the complexities of celebrity life. She also reflects on her journey of rebuilding her life as a mother to two young daughters following the death of her husband, Jay Monahan.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of Couric’s personal and professional struggles, including her insights into the culture at CBS, marked by gender inequality and predatory behavior. The memoir delves into significant events, such as the downfall of Matt Lauer, providing a unique perspective on the media landscape. This edition offers an intimate look at Couric’s life, making it a significant contribution to discussions around women’s experiences in the workplace and the challenges of navigating fame.
Official synopsis Publisher
For more than 40 years Couric has been an iconic presence in the media world. In her brutally honest memoir, she reveals how she has balanced her personality, intellectual curiosity and desire to be taken seriously while facing a host of challenges: an eating disorder, sexism, the perils of celebrity– and rebuilding her life with two young daughters after her husband, Jay Monahan, died of colon cancer. Couric writes about the culture at CBS– rife with gender inequality and predatory behavior– and the downfall of Matt Lauer. — adapted from jacket.
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