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- Barbara Raskin (1936–1999) was a Washington, DC–based journalist and author best known for her novel Hot Flashes. Capturing the feelings of the generation of women born during the Great Depression as they faced middle age, the novel spent five months on the New York Times bestseller list.
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Barbara Raskin (August 25, 1936 – July 23, 1999) was an American journalist and novelist. She was known for her 1987 best-selling novel Hot Flashes.
Jul 26, 1999 · Barbara Raskin, author of the best-selling 1987 novel ''Hot Flashes,'' about the concerns of her generation of women, died on Friday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
Jul 25, 1999 · Barbara Raskin, who wrote fast and funny novels about women in middle age and about the steamy political and social climate of Washington, died Friday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore of...
Jul 24, 1999 · Barbara Raskin, 63, who wrote fast and funny feminist novels about women in middle age and about the steamy political and social climate of Washington, died July 23 at Johns Hopkins Hospital in...
Jul 23, 1999 · Barbara Raskin, author of the best-selling 1987 novel ''Hot Flashes,'' about the concerns of her generation of women, died on Friday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. She was 63 and lived in Washington. The cause was complications after vascular surgery, said her former husband Marcus Raskin. Ms. Raskin won...
Aug 1, 1999 · She was born Barbara Bellman in Minneapolis, sold her first story at the age of 12 to Seventeen magazine, and after graduating from the University of Minnesota, went to Chicago to study for...
Jul 23, 1999 · Barbara Raskin (1936–1999) was a Washington, DC–based journalist and author best known for her novel Hot Flashes. Capturing the feelings of the generation of women born during the Great Depression as they faced middle age, the novel spent five months on the New York Times bestseller list.
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