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Heather Cabot

Author|Speaker|MSW Student Columbia School of Social Work

Heather Cabot is an accomplished author and co-author with a focus on narrative nonfiction books, including 'The New Chardonnay' and 'Level Up'.

She is currently working on her fourth book, 'Indian School Road', set for publication in Fall 2026 under Hachette's Legacy Lit imprint.

Heather is pursuing a Master of Social Work at Columbia School of Social Work, with an expected graduation in May 2026.

Her collaborative work 'Level Up' with Stacey Abrams and Lara Hodgson offers insights and guidance for small business owners.

Heather Cabot co-authored the well-received 'Geek Girl Rising', a narrative nonfiction book highlighting women's contributions in the tech industry.

Aside from her writing endeavors, Heather has a diverse educational background, including a degree in Journalism from Columbia University and a BA in English/Philosophy from Simmons University.

She has held various roles in organizations such as Hachette Book Group, Penguin Random House, Forbes, Columbia University, ABC News, and Yahoo!, showcasing her broad professional experience.

Heather Cabot's work has been well-received, with 'Geek Girl Rising' being optioned for TV development, demonstrating her impact and influence in the literary and media spheres.

Highlights

Sep 12 · linkedin

Reporting for our forthcoming book, INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD (Hachette/LegacyLit,2026), brought me back to First Mesa, Arizona and the stunning Hopi land this week. On my visit, coauthor @PattyTalahongva invited me into her uncles’ corn fields to observe faith-based farming in action. I was truly honored.

As we’ll reveal in our book, traditions like this one were disrupted by federal policies aimed at forcibly assimilating Indigenous children through government boarding schools. Today, despite those oppressive programs that spanned decades, this central spiritual practice lives on.

Please follow our work at @indianschoolroad on IG. Thank you! c. Krishan Trotman Hachette Book Group Lisa Leshne #authors #journalism #books #nativehistory #nonfiction #hopi #healing #indianschoolroad

Feb 24 · linkedin

Book deal news! Hopi journalist Patty Talahongva and I sold INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD — our investigative narrative about Phoenix Indian School and three generations of Patty’s family who attended — to Legacy Lit, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, and its trailblazing publisher Krishan Trotman. Thanks to our amazing literary agent Lisa Leshne of The Leshne Agency for championing this important work. #bookdeal #narrative #investigativejournalism #socialjustice #nativeamericanheritage

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New York City Metropolitan Area