Julie Kliegman

Julie Kliegman is an American writer, editor, and journalist whose work focuses on sports, culture, identity, and social issues. Known for combining thorough research with accessible storytelling, Kliegman has written extensively about the intersection of athletics, mental health, gender, and contemporary society. Their work is distinguished by a thoughtful, human-centered approach that examines both individual experiences and the broader cultural forces that shape them.

In addition to a career in journalism, Kliegman has held editorial positions at major publications and has contributed to a wide range of newspapers, magazines, and digital outlets. Their experience as both a writer and editor has helped shape a style that balances careful reporting with engaging narrative, making complex subjects accessible to a broad audience. Kliegman has also taught journalism and spoken publicly on topics including sports, mental health, and media.

Over the course of their career, Kliegman has established a reputation as a versatile nonfiction author and commentator. Through books, essays, and long-form journalism, they have explored subjects ranging from elite athletics to LGBTQ+ history, earning recognition for insightful reporting and a commitment to telling stories that might otherwise be overlooked.