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Sally Quinn, "Finding Magic"
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September 29, 2017
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September 29, 2017
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1:00:33Now PlayingA quintessential Washingtonian, Quinn is an author, television reporter, and journalist who has worked and socialized with the city’s movers and shakers for several decades. Her memoir chronicles her work at The Washington Post and her marriage to its executive editor, Benjamin Bradlee; her challenges as a co-anchor at CBS News; her front-row seat at the political events of the Watergate era; and her earlier years, growing up in a family of Southern Presbyterians and living abroad. For Quinn, the thread tying together the varied facets of her life is spirituality. The creator and moderator of The Washington Post’s religious blog OnFaith.com, the most visited religious site on the web, Quinn focuses on the values and rituals that have given her life meaning.
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