Readings and discussions with five nationally acclaimed authors, all residents of Northern New Mexico... Celebrating the transformational possibilities of literacy. Featuring Sallie Bingham, Natalie Goldberg, Anne Hillerman, John Nichols and Valerie Plame. Moderated by Mary-Charlotte, host of RadioCafé on KSFR.
I will be reading from The Blue Box and discussing using family materials for memoir, courtesy of the English department.
I'll be appearing at the Kentucky Writers Conference on a panel to discuss The Blue Box and using family materials for memoir, courtesy of the English department of Western Kentucky University.
I'll be appearing with Betty Boyd Caroli, Ruth Franklin and Gail Levin, in a panel on “Telling the Story”: “In writing about non-traditional subjects, biographers are introducing new questions about domestic life, sexuality, female ambition–as well as new narrative techniques and approaches.”
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.
My experience of discovering letters, diaries and writings left by my mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, which became The Blue Box: Three Lives in Letters.
I'll be attending the Kentucky Book Fair on Nov. 14, all day from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., at the Frankfort Convention Center.
The workshop is limited to eight people. The group will read personal essays by noted writers. Each of the eight will also have an opportunity to share readings from her/his on-going project.
I am honored to be the featured speaker for the 8th Annual Wilma Grote Symposium for the Advancement of Women. The theme this year is "Moving to the Front."
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.
This talk will be based the experience of writing my latest work, Doris Duke: The Invention of the New Woman.
This year at the Southern Kentucky Book Fest I will be presenting a workshop on memoir writing on Friday afternoon and also be part of a nonfiction panel on Saturday morning.
This year at the Southern Kentucky Book Fest I will be presenting a workshop on memoir writing on Friday afternoon and also be part of a nonfiction panel on Saturday morning.
Come and join me and many NM Women in the Arts members and friends as we enjoy refreshments in the garden before my talk.
From 9am to 12pm on Saturday, I'll be teaching a workshop entitled, Notching it up: Using reading and writing to sharpen your writing skills. This brief video chat has more information about the content of the workshop.
We are living in a new world. The next era has begun. Past behaviors are no longer helpful and old ways of living are cast off. We shift our focus to new ways of being, thinking, and learning.
The Center for the Study of Women and Society and Women’s Writing Women’s Lives present Nevertheless, She Persisted: 30 Years of Women's Writing Women's Lives.