February
27
This event has taken place
Women on the Move
Anna Quindlen
in conversation with
Maggie Haberman
Offered Both In-Person & Virtually!
For more than four decades, Pulitzer Prize–winning writer Anna Quindlen has explored the lives and challenges of modern women, as a columnist for The New York Times and Newsweek, as the author of 15 books of advice and philosophy and 10 novels. She’s deftly navigated the personal, the political and the intimate, from family secrets and second chances, to love and triumph over adversity, rendering tales infused with her trademark emotional resonance and unfailing hope.
The Temple Emanu-El Stettenheim Library is proud to host the New York launch of her latest endeavor, After Annie, a moving novel of grief, healing and the power of tragedy to shape us in indelible ways.
In conversation with Maggie Haberman, The New York Times White House correspondent.
Tuesday, February 27 |
11:30 am Eastern
Free
$50 includes a post-event lunch at Harmonie Club
$50 includes a post-event lunch at Harmonie Club
Free
$50 includes a post-event lunch at Harmonie Club
$50 includes a post-event lunch at Harmonie Club
In-Person & Virtual Event
Sponsored by The Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Authors’ Series, honoring Theodore and Caroline Newhouse and Susan Newhouse
Co-sponsored by
Women of Emanu-El
After the discussion, please join us for lunch at The Harmonie Club, 4 E. 60th Street ($50/person).
Tuesday, February 27 |
11:30 am
Free
$50 includes a post-event lunch at Harmonie Club
$50 includes a post-event lunch at Harmonie Club
Free
$50 includes a post-event lunch at Harmonie Club
$50 includes a post-event lunch at Harmonie Club
For more than four decades, Pulitzer Prize–winning writer Anna Quindlen has explored the lives and challenges of modern women, as a columnist for The New York Times and Newsweek, as the author of 15 books of advice and philosophy and 10 novels. She’s deftly navigated the personal, the political and the intimate, from family secrets and second chances, to love and triumph over adversity, rendering tales infused with her trademark emotional resonance and unfailing hope.
The Temple Emanu-El Stettenheim Library is proud to host the New York launch of her latest endeavor, After Annie, a moving novel of grief, healing and the power of tragedy to shape us in indelible ways.
In conversation with Maggie Haberman, The New York Times White House correspondent.
This event has taken place
In-Person & Virtual Event
Sponsored by The Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Authors’ Series, honoring Theodore and Caroline Newhouse and Susan Newhouse
Co-sponsored by
Women of Emanu-El
After the discussion, please join us for lunch at The Harmonie Club, 4 E. 60th Street ($50/person).
