Readers of The New Yorker are already familiar with Radden Keefe’s inspired, astutely researched reportage. His wide-ranging features—on the Sackler family’s opioid fortune, Chinatown’s underworld, or the capture of El Chapo—have made news headlines, while vividly revealing the hidden stories behind seismic events. In his latest book, Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland, Radden Keefe explores the secretive and violent culture of the Provisional IRA. Join Patrick Radden Keefe in conversation. An Evening with Patrick Radden Keefe Details & RSVP
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