Virginia Biggar is a Writer and former Reporter for National Public Radio with more than 20 years of media experience. As a reporter for NPR in Los Angeles and Washington, Virginia covered breaking and feature stories, including the Clinton impeachment trial, film merchandising, labor issues, welfare reform, education reform, and the O.J. Simpson Civil Trial. She also authored It’s Hats Off to Alford Lake! 100 Summers of Voices, Friendship, and Community 1907-2006, a history of one of the oldest girls’ camps in the country. Most recently, Virginia worked with Atlantic Media on "Sweater Queen: May Gruber and the Rise of Pandora Industries."