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Sallie's posts tagged ‘Bonnie Lee Black’

We March / We Dance

January 19th, 2017 by  Sallie Bingham   in  Politics, Women 5 Comments

Armando Laras - Corn Mother

Let’s all smile as we recognize that the violence of this backlash represents the enormous progress we women have made in the past century.

In Politics, Women Bonnie Lee Black Donald Trump

What It Takes to Be a Writer

April 28th, 2016 by  Sallie Bingham   in  Writing 9 Comments

What It Takes to Be a Writer

Abandon professionalism. Hard work, always, is essential, but the notion that there is such a thing as “success”—a large audience, critical acclaim, and money—is, for nearly all of us, a delusion.

In Writing Bonnie Lee Black Mabel Dodge Luhan Taos

Pip Goes to Taos

November 1st, 2015 by  Sallie Bingham   in  New Mexico, Travel 5 Comments

Pip Goes To Taos

Pip watches intently as though monitoring our progress through the sixty miles from overpopulated Santa Fe to the little mountain town of Taos.

In New Mexico, Travel Bonnie Lee Black Mabel Dodge Luhan SOMOS

The WOW Factor

July 3rd, 2014 by  Sallie Bingham   in  Writing 2 Comments

Sallie Bingham

I’ve always drawn a firm line between my writing and my cooking. Bonnie Lee Black has managed to meld them both.

In Writing Bonnie Lee Black friends How to Cook a Crocodile Isak Dinesen M.F.K. Fisher Peace Corps

Sweet Tarts For My Sweethearts

March 23rd, 2014 by  Sallie Bingham   in  New Mexico, Writing 1 Comment

Tarte Tatin

It has been difficult, all these years, for me to say, “My teacher,” to accept with gratitude and a degree of humility that I have more to learn, and that when I’m ready to learn, the teacher will appear. Now it has happened.

In New Mexico, Writing Bonnie Lee Black New York City Paris Society of the Muse of the Southwest Taos Tarte Tatin

 

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The Last Word - KSFR

The Last Word - KSFR

June 10th, 2017
Host Abigail Adler and I discuss women, my family and growing up in the South on The Last Word, KSFR - Santa Fe Public Radio.
St. John's College, Santa Fe: Reading from Doris Duke

St. John's College, Santa Fe: Reading from Doris Duke

March 12th, 2017
My first reading from Doris Duke: The Invention of the New Woman. The reading took place on March 7, 2017 at St. John's College Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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