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SUMMARY:Sallie Bingham & Joan Brooks Baker
DESCRIPTION: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.  Joan Brooks Baker will be reading two short stories\, “The Burrito”  and  “Stayin’ Alive.” \nThe event begins at 5pm.  RSVP here (required): Santa Fe Library. \nShareTweetShareBuffer0 Shares
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SUMMARY:"Taken by the Shawnee" with Author Sallie Bingham
DESCRIPTION:Registration for this free event at the Main Branch is now open and required. \nRegister \nIn 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. \nIt’s 1779 and a young white woman named Margaret Erskine is venturing west from Virginia\, on horseback\, with her baby daughter and the rest of her family. She has no experience of Indians\, and has absorbed most of the prejudices of her time\, but she is open-minded\, hardy\, and mentally strong\, a trait common to most of her female descendants–Sallie Bingham’s ancestors. \nBingham had heard Margaret’s story since she was a child but didn’t see the fifteen pages Margaret had dictated to her nephew a generation after her captivity until they turned up in her mother’s blue box after her death. Devoid of most details\, this restrained account inspired Bingham to research and imagine and fill the gaps in her story and to consider the tough questions it raises. How did Margaret\, our narrator\, bear witnessing the murder of her infant? How did she survive her near death at the hands of the Shawnee after the murder of the chief? Whose father was her baby John’s\, born nine months after her taking? And why did her former friends in Union West Virginia turn against her when\, ransomed after four years\, she reluctantly returned? \nThis is the seldom told story of the making of this country in the years of the Revolution\, what it cost in lives and suffering\, and how one woman among many not only survived extreme hardship\, but flourished. \n“Bingham recounts this fascinating story of capture\, survival\, progress\, healing\, and return with lush descriptions and respect for all involved with Margaret’s complicated story. She is a smart and empathetic writer\, and has created an awesome account of female survival at a horrific time.”— Booklist \nShareTweetShareBuffer0 Shares
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SUMMARY:"Taken by the Shawnee" with Author Sallie Bingham
DESCRIPTION:Registration for this free event at the Southside Branch is now open and required. \nRegister \nIn 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. \nIt’s 1779 and a young white woman named Margaret Erskine is venturing west from Virginia\, on horseback\, with her baby daughter and the rest of her family. She has no experience of Indians\, and has absorbed most of the prejudices of her time\, but she is open-minded\, hardy\, and mentally strong\, a trait common to most of her female descendants–Sallie Bingham’s ancestors. \nBingham had heard Margaret’s story since she was a child but didn’t see the fifteen pages Margaret had dictated to her nephew a generation after her captivity until they turned up in her mother’s blue box after her death. Devoid of most details\, this restrained account inspired Bingham to research and imagine and fill the gaps in her story and to consider the tough questions it raises. How did Margaret\, our narrator\, bear witnessing the murder of her infant? How did she survive her near death at the hands of the Shawnee after the murder of the chief? Whose father was her baby John’s\, born nine months after her taking? And why did her former friends in Union West Virginia turn against her when\, ransomed after four years\, she reluctantly returned? \nThis is the seldom told story of the making of this country in the years of the Revolution\, what it cost in lives and suffering\, and how one woman among many not only survived extreme hardship\, but flourished. \n“Bingham recounts this fascinating story of capture\, survival\, progress\, healing\, and return with lush descriptions and respect for all involved with Margaret’s complicated story. She is a smart and empathetic writer\, and has created an awesome account of female survival at a horrific time.”— Booklist \nShareTweetShareBuffer0 Shares
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LOCATION:The Santa Fe Public Library – Southside Library\, 6599 Jaguar Dr\, Santa Fe\, NM\, 87507\, United States
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SUMMARY:Readings with Authors Joan Brooks Baker & Sallie Bingham
DESCRIPTION:Joan Brooks Baker was born in 1944\, and brought up in New York City by dyed-in-the-wool Southern parents. At age eleven she was taught how to make a pinhole camera with a shoebox\, which she took\, along with her deep curiosity\, down the city’s streets\, Central Park or just simply the subway.  She came to understand that she was making mental snapshots in order to create sense out of the chaos in her life. \nJoan has exhibited her photographs and photographic monoprints in several galleries\, mainly in Santa Fe\, New Mexico and New York City. The United Nations “70 women from 50 countries” exhibit featured Joan’s images of India’s female garbage workers. \nHer work has been featured in Cross by Kelly Klein\, Searching for Mary Magdalene: A Journey Through Art and Literature by Jane Lahr\, Ms. Magazine\, Men’s Vogue and Town & Country magazine\, The Dead Mule of Southern Literature; Symbols of Faith\, A Visual Journey to the Historic Churches of New Mexico\, to name a few. Her last photographic project\, and one that spanned several years\, was of The Black Madonna.  In her search to find the meaning of this icon’s legend\, Joan began to relate the Black Madonna’s narrative to women she admired and to herself. \nIt was through the Black Madonna presentation that she was inspired to write her memoir\, The Magnolia Code. \nLearn more about Joan Brooks Baker at https://www.joanbrooksbaker.com/ \nShareTweetShareBuffer0 Shares
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