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Sallie's posts tagged ‘Taken by the Shawnee’

Margaret Erskine: “Taken by Indians”

December 5th, 2022 by Sallie Bingham in My Family, Writing 3 Comments

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I started writing Margaret’s story, based on a brief memoir she dictated to her nephew many years after her taking…

In My Family, Writing Margaret Erskine Taken by the Shawnee 20 Favorites of 2022

Getting to YES

March 24th, 2022 by Sallie Bingham in Writing 1 Comment

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Out of the sour ground of NO spring many hopeful sprigs, especially the generous responses to so many of my posts from you.

In Writing Taken by the Shawnee The Silver Swan Little Brother: A Memoir

Margaret in the Wilderness

March 17th, 2022 by Sallie Bingham in Women, Writing 2 Comments

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Surrounded by disasters of every kind, we are seeing the great strengths of our extraordinary adaptability, valued and valuable as it has never been before.

In Women, Writing Doris Duke The Silver Swan Margaret Erskine Taken by the Shawnee Ukraine

NO

February 16th, 2022 by Sallie Bingham in Writing Leave a Comment

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For me as a writer, the NO that seems to set a limit to all my hopes comes in response to an idea, a manuscript—or, in this case, a proposal.

In Writing Taken by the Shawnee

Margaret

October 27th, 2021 by Sallie Bingham in My Family, Writing 1 Comment

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We have no heroes and we blindly search for them everywhere. Women heroines need not apply.

In My Family, Writing Margaret Erskine Taken by the Shawnee

Two Women: Margaret and Doris

September 24th, 2021 by Sallie Bingham in Women, Writing Leave a Comment

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I’ve come to believe over the years that there is a core similarity that connects the lives of all women. I think it is our ability to adapt.

In Women, Writing The Silver Swan Margaret Erskine Taken by the Shawnee 21 Favorites of 2021 Doris Duke

Writing History

July 7th, 2019 by Sallie Bingham in Women Leave a Comment

Boonesboro, Kentucky re-enactment

There are so many hidden stories that we as writers and readers need to write and to read—and to demand that they be written by women.

In Women Feminism Taken by the Shawnee 20 Favorites of 2019

The Next Step

November 4th, 2018 by Sallie Bingham in Writing 1 Comment

The Matchlock Gun by Walter D. Edmonds

How to live on nothing is a question the publishers have not condescended to consider.

In Writing Jonathan Worth Bingham Little Brother: A Memoir Taken by the Shawnee 18 Favorites of 2018 The Silver Swan

From Dream to Reality

August 28th, 2018 by Sallie Bingham in New Mexico Leave a Comment

Apache Mesa - Barn

It is finished after almost two years of work, with many changes—some of them drastic, others simply disappointing—along the way.

In New Mexico Apache Mesa Taken by the Shawnee 18 Favorites of 2018

This Writer’s Life

December 18th, 2016 by Sallie Bingham in My Family, Writing, New Mexico 2 Comments

Rumpelstilskin threatens the Queen

The writer’s challenge is always to create the life rather than the theory or the explanation of the life…

In My Family, Writing, New Mexico Jonathan Worth Bingham Little Brother: A Memoir Taken by the Shawnee 16 Favorites of 2016 Christmas

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Visiting Linda Stein

Visiting Linda Stein

March 3rd, 2025
Back on October 28th, 2008, I visited artist Linda Stein's studio in New York City and tried on a few of her handmade suits of armor.
On Memoir and My Writing Memoir/Writing History Workshops

On Memoir and My Writing Memoir/Writing History Workshops

February 11th, 2024
I think memoir writing is a much more serious task than it's often considered to be. It's not informal, it's not casual. It really is the writing of

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Rebecca Reynolds & Salie Bingham at SOMOS

Rebecca Reynolds & Salie Bingham at SOMOS

November 8th, 2024
This event was recorded November 1, 2024 in Taos, NM at SOMOS Salon & Bookshop by KCEI Radio, Red River/Taos and broadcast on November 8, 2024.
Taken by the Shawnee Reading

Taken by the Shawnee Reading

September 1st, 2024
This reading took place at The Church of the Holy Faith in Santa Fe, New Mexico in August of 2024.

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Spring is full of moods here in New Mexico... I keep waiting grumpily for a spell of warm, settled weather. But not my friends the ravens. This is the weather they adore. "My Friends the Ravens": https://buff.ly/a2YelNT #Birds #BirdWatching #Hiking #TheCityDifferent

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At the farmer’s market yesterday, a family band called High Lonesome Highway performed. I don’t know if they write their own music but the wailing heart-broken sounds of old mountain melodies brought #Kentucky here to the high desert https://buff.ly/mhDqow3 #SantaFeNM

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Sallie Bingham's latest is a captivating account of ancestor's ordeal
Pasatiempo, The Santa Fe New Mexican

“I felt she was with me” during the process of writing the book, Bingham says. “I felt I wasn’t writing anything that would have seemed to her false or unreal.”

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