Quindlen, Anna

1952 – She was born on the 8th day of July on this year in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

1974 - She began her journalism career as a reporter with The New York Post.

1977 – She began working at the New York Times, where she rose to prominence as a columnist.

1990 – She began writing her most well-known column, the nationally-syndicated "Public and Private."

1992 – He won the Pulitzer Prize for her New York Times column “Public & Private.”

1995 - She left journalism this year to become a full-time novelist into movies.

1999 – She joined the staff of Newsweek in this year, where she writes "The Last Word" column every other week, alternating with George F. Will.

2000 – She wrote one of her best selling novels titled “A Short Guide to a Happy Life” this year.

2004 – And her latest work was “Loud and clear.”