Tag Archives: Mary Higgins Clark

Fly With Me Takes Flight on PBS American Experience

Posted on February 20, 2024 by Judith Trojan

“Getting married meant I had to give up my job as a stewardess for Pan Am, a job I loved.”–Mary Higgins Clark. The year was 1949. She was 21 and ready and eager to quit her comfortable secretarial job and … Continue reading →

Posted in Film, TV | Tagged American Experience, Barbara Dusty Roads, Flight Attendants, Gender Equality, Helen Dobrowski, Mary Higgins Clark, PBS, Sarah Colt, Stewardesses, Stewardesses for Women's Rights, Women's Rights, Workplace Equity, Workplace Rights | 2 Comments

Remembering Mary Higgins Clark (1927-2020)

Posted on February 21, 2020 by Judith Trojan

“The characters in my books are resilient and resourceful. When calamity strikes, they carry on.”–Mary Higgins Clark. There are times in our lives when we hit that proverbial fork in the road… when our feelings of self worth are shaky … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Journalism, Publishing | Tagged Authors, Carol Higgins Clark, Christopher Awards, Death and Dying, Family Relationships, In Memoriam, Mary Higgins Clark, Queen of Suspense, Simon and Schuster, Suspense Novels | 10 Comments

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Fly With Me Takes Flight on PBS American Experience

Remembering Mary Higgins Clark (1927-2020)

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