Sallie will be reading from her new book, Mending: New and Selected Stories, published by Sarabande Books. A discussion will follow. Alamosa Books is located on the northwest corner of Paseo del Norte and Ventura, next to Saxby's coffee shop.
Sallie will be reading with Yiyun Li, a judge in this year's PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize; Brigid Hughes, Founding Editor of A Public Space, will be introducing them.
Sallie will be reading from her new book Mending: New and Selected Stories at Bookworks in Albuquerque. More information to come!
For a very nice write up of this event, visit the High Road Artist blog.
The Blue Box: Five Lives in Letters introduces Margaret Haskins, the four times great grandmother of Sallie Bingham. This story begins with Haskin’s capture by the Shawnee Indians in 1778 and recounts her years of captivity in their camp, ending with a fictional reconstruction of her life after she returned to Virginia. Bingham describes how she found the box and the effect that her childhood in Kentucky had on her writing.
Sallie will be participating in the "Night of Literary Feasts" event to benefit the Lexington Public Library. This event is $250 per person for a guaranteed placement with one of your top two author selections or $150 for an unguaranteed placement. To register online, visit:
Sallie will be reading from her new book, The Blue Box: Three Lives in Letters.
Sallie will be reading from her new book, The Blue Box: Three Lives in Letters.
Sallie will be reading from her new book, The Blue Box: Three Lives in Letters.
Sallie will be reading from her new book, The Blue Box: Three Lives in Letters.
When we come into possession of family letters, we may initially not know what to do with them. Sallie Bingham will discuss using techniques of fiction and research to both use and transcend the purely personal.
Sallie will be reading from her new book, The Blue Box: Three Lives in Letters.
I'll be reading from The Blue Box as part of the SOMOS 2015 Winter Writers Series with Cecil Dawkins, author of A Woman of the Century, Frances Minerva Nunnery (1898-1997).
I will be reading from The Blue Box and discussing using family materials for memoir, courtesy of the English department.
The Jim Wayne Miller Celebration of Writing is a contest hosted annually by WKU and is open to students in an English major or minor as well as those in creative writing classes.
Sallie Bingham will be reading from her forthcoming biography of Doris Duke, entitled Doris Duke: The Invention of the New Woman, to be published next year by Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
Come and join me and many NM Women in the Arts members and friends as we enjoy refreshments in the garden before my talk.
During this unique online event, I'll be reading from both titles published in 2020, Treason: A Sallie Bingham Reader and The Silver Swan: In Search of Doris Duke.
My first public reading of my latest book will be here in Santa Fe, at Garcia Street Books.
In this Library Open House presentation, I'll be reading from my latest book, Little Brother, as well as discussing my life as an author.
Join us for a reading and conversation with author Sallie Bingham on Thursday, June 9, at 2:00 p.m. ET.
All 2022 November Prose Month readings are free and donations are always welcome to support SOMOS' literary programs.
Readings with Authors Joan Brooks Baker & Sallie Bingham
I'll be reading from and discussing my forthcoming book Taken by the Shawnee, due in the Spring of 2024.
Following my incredibly successful reading at Travel Bug for Little Brother, I'm very much looking forward to the first reading of my latest title here in Santa Fe.
Please join us at Garcia Street Books where I will be reading from my latest book, Taken by the Shawnee.
I'll be back at Carmichael's on Frankfort, for a reading and discussion of my latest book, Taken By The Shawnee. We'll have a Q&A at the end, followed by a book signing.
In a most unusual portrait of early America, a young mother’s years in captivity with the Shawnee prove to be the best years of her life.
In a most unusual portrait of early America, a young mother’s years in captivity with the Shawnee prove to be the best years of her life.
I'll be reading from Taken by Indians at The Church of the Holy Faith in Santa Fe.
On November 1st, I'll be reading with Kevin Honold for the 8th Annual Prose Month at SOMOS.
I'll be reading one of the 18 short stories in my forthcoming book Cowboy Tales on Thursday, November 14th at the Santa Fe Main Library.