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The CIA's Public Affairs Director William Harlow Discusses His New Novel.

The CIA's Public Affairs Director William Harlow. The retired Navy Captain has written a new novel, a political-military thriller. It's called "Circle William" (Scribner) and has as one of its heroes a White House press secretary. Harlow was also a public affairs officer in the Navy Secretary's office and was former White House national security aid under Reagan and Bush.

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Other segments from the episode on April 8, 1999

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, April 8, 1999: Interview with Anthony Loyd; Interview with William Harlow.

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