Ted Gup Biography

Ted Gup is a journalist, educator, and developer of government mystery who has won awards. "A Secret Gift" (Penguin Press 2010), as well as the following two works, were written by Gup: Author of the 2007 Doubleday publication Nation of Secrets: The Threat to Democracy and the American Way of Life, winner of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University's Goldsmith Book Prize The Book of Honor: Classified Deaths and Covert Lives at the CIA (Doubleday 2000.) Gup was a writer for The Washington Post, where he worked as an investigative reporter for Bob Woodward. Later, he served as a substitute Washington analytical correspondent and wrote for Time magazine, covering Congress globally. He has been a professor and the location of the reporting office at Boston's Emerson College since 2009. In addition, he served as Case Western Reserve University's Shirley Wormser Professor of Journalism from 1999 until 2009. Gup also received his education at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing and Georgetown Johns Hopkins. Additionally, he has frequently appeared on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, PBS, and NPR news shows. He has also written for various publications, such as Smithsonian National Geographic. In addition, The New York Times.

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