Jean Hanff Korelitz Tickets

Jean Hanff Korelitz is a revered American author and performer known for her sharp storytelling, character-driven novels, and engaging live appearances. Born May 16, 1961 in New York City, Korelitz studied English at Dartmouth College and earned the Chancellor's Gold Medal at Clare College, Cambridge. Her work has drawn critical acclaim for intricate plots, literary depth, and a keen eye for human behavior. We’ve got you covered with a concise biography, a quick look at her discography-like highlights, and a preview of her upcoming tour activities across the Northeast, including New Jersey appearances in 2025. Secure your seats and join us for insightful readings and conversations with a respected voice in contemporary fiction.

Notable works by Korelitz include A Jury of Her Peers, The Sabbathday River, The White Rose, Admission, You Should Have Known, The Plot, The Latecomer, and The Sequel (2024). You Should Have Known was adapted into HBO’s The Undoing (2020), while The Plot has been optioned for a TV series with ongoing development discussions for additional adaptations. The Sequel earned the CrimeFest eDunnit Award in 2025, underscoring Korelitz’s continuing impact on crime and suspense literature. For readers and event-goers alike, Korelitz brings thoughtful storytelling and a compelling presence to live appearances. Follow her official channels for the latest news and tour updates.