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A Conversation With Anna Quindlen
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Anna Quindlen became a star at the New York Times writing about motherhood and\\xa0 what it\\u2019s like to go to the supermarket dragging little kids along, an event she said should be included in the Olympics. After being awarded a Pulitzer Prize for Commentary for her Op-ed column\\xa0Public and Private.,\\xa0Quindlen announced that she was quitting her job at the Times to become a full time novelist. She\\u2019s now putting the finishing touches on novel number 10.\\xa0\\xa0I talk to Anna Quindlen about being prolific, her grand kids and the looming threat to abortion rights. \\u201cNow What?\\u201d is produced with the help of Steve Zimmer, Annika Hoiem and Alex Wolfe. Audio production is by Nick Ciavatta.
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