Sallie Bingham
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Born in Kentucky, educated in the East, and now living in Northern New Mexico, I began life early as a poet and playwright--befoe I knew what those terms meant--and, probably most rewarding, as a director of elementary school productions of Shakespeare. I cut the plays down to manageable size, especially the soliloquies. After college, I began publishing regularly--books, and short stories in magazines--and have continued that to this day; my most recent novel, "Nick of Time", set in the Santa Fe dance world, is a finalist for the New Mexico Book Award. I have contributed to three philantropic projects: The Kentucky Foundation for Women, which supports feminist artists in that state; The Women's Project and Productions, in New York, which produces women playwrights; and the Sallie Bingham Archive for Women's History and Papers, at Duke University in North Carolina. I have three sons and five grandchildren.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
I have published thirteen books, and written five plays, of which three have been produced. My books which are now in print include:
"Passioon and Prejudice, A Family Memoir" Alred A. Knopf 1990
"Transgressions," Short Stories, Sarabande Press, 2001
"Cory's Feast", novel, Sunstone Books 2004
"Nick of Time", novel, Sunstone Books, 2006
"Hub of the Miracle", poems, Sunstone Books, 2006
"Red Car," Short Stories, Sarabande Press 2007
My out-of-print collections of short stories and novels can sometimes be ordered through Amazon.
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