How fortunate I am to have access to this incredibly rich trove of letters! Now that letter writing is at an end, there will be no more such collections.
Clifford
Writing to “My Dear Mary”—her niece and my mother—in 1954, Rose Caperton explained that the three leather-bound books she was sending had belonged to Mary’s great-great-great grandmother.
À la recherche
I was single and at that time and in that place, single women seemed slightly suspect; when I called the local ballet company to order one ticket, I was told they were only sold in pairs.
Can a Heathen Woman Be a Christian?
Perhaps a healthy dose of heathenism would restore us to the churches (or other forms of organized spirituality) so vital to healthy communities.
Reading at The Church of the Holy Faith
I’ll be reading from Taken by Indians at The Church of the Holy Faith in Santa Fe.
The Shawnee Have Their Own Park in Ohio
Margaret, if she were alive, would smile secretly, shielding her pleasure from her censorious Virginia relatives.
Weaving the Threads of Historical Fiction: Ingenuity, Research, Integrity
Margaret could watch, she could listen, and she could learn—and I learned along with her through research, thought, and writing and rewriting her story.
Book Banning Begins at Home
I’m hoping that the individuals who object to my book may in some form or another communicate with me.
Author Event at Travel Bug with Sallie Bingham
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.
Author Event at Garcia Street Books with Sallie Bingham
Please join us at Garcia Street Books where I will be reading from my latest book, Taken by the Shawnee.