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From The Kentucky Encyclopedia -
Sarah ("Sallie")
Montague Bingham, author, the daughter of George Barry, Sr. , and Mary (Caperton) Bingham
, was born January 22, 1937, in Louisville. Her father
was editor and publisher of the Louisville Courier-Journal and Louisville
Times. She graduated magna cum laude from Radcliffe College in 1958.
Bingham's first novel, After Such Knowledge, was published in 1960. It
was followed by two collections of short stories, The Touching Hand
(1967) and The Way It Is Now (1972); both include penetrating
portrayals of children and adolescents.
After the sale of the Bingham
communications empire in 1986, Sallie Bingham devoted part of her share of
the proceeds to establishing the Kentucky Foundation for Women which supports
original work by women as well as other programs for women. It also publishes
the American Voice, a literary quarterly that has been a forum for
local, unknown writers as well as the nationally and internationally famous.
Thrice married, Bingham has three
sons, Barry Ellsworth and Will and Chris Iovenko, and a stepson, Doug Peters.
BONNIE JEAN
COX , Entry Author
Selected
Sources from UK Libraries:
Bingham, S. (1960). After such knowledge. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
F B5134af 1960, Special Collections Research Center – Fiction Collection
Bingham, S. (1972). The way it is now : Stories. New York: Viking Press.
PS3552.I5 W390 1972, Young Library - 5th Floor
Bingham, S., Koda-Callan, E., & Baker, D. (1989). Passion and prejudice : A family memoir (1st ed.). New York: Knopf.
CT275.B5737 A3 1989, Young Library -- Books - 3rd Floor
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