Diane Garrett, left, owns Diane's Books of Greenwich, a terrific independent bookstore.
Is Sally reading at Borders or praying that readers will love With Friends like These?
As editor-in-chief of McCall's, meeting celebrities was all in a day's work. Here, Sally and Joan Rivers
Sally discusses Little Pink Slips on-air at CNN Headline News.
June 28, 2011 | 7 p.m
Reading/Discussion/Book Signing:
Slouching Toward Adulthood
Observations from the Not-So-Empty Nest
Barnes & Noble, 150 E. 86th St.
Manhattan, NY
HAPPY TO VISIT YOUR BOOK CLUB
I had the best time last month visiting two book clubs to discuss The Late, Lamented Molly Marx. One club was located near my home in New York, and I was able to join the group in person. The other discussion was held online, announced in advanced by a blogger, and I added my two-cents to the conversation all day long.
Either way, I'd love to visit your book club. Please get in touch with me by submitting this form and we'll make some plans. There is a discussion guide on this web site to give you a sense of how to get the conversation going.
Many thanks,
PODCASTS
Listen to Sally's Book Talk podcast from July 12, 2010 on Radio Sandy Springs. Click here.
Listen to Sally's blog from Fascinating Authors. Click here.
Listen to Sally's Book Talk podcast from July 12, 2010 on Radio Sandy Springs. Click here.
Listen to Sally's blog from Fascinating Authors. Click here.
SALLY'S ADVICE ON PUBLIC SPEAKING
I've had to speak a lot for every job I've had since getting to middle management. It's never something that I've been hired for, but for me, it's been important to be able to stand in front of a crowd and speak. The night before a speech, I go over my notes right before I go to sleep. There's almost something magical about it. You remember the words in a dreamlike state and it helps your brain absorb the material.
I've had to speak a lot for every job I've had since getting to middle management. It's never something that I've been hired for, but for me, it's been important to be able to stand in front of a crowd and speak. The night before a speech, I go over my notes right before I go to sleep. There's almost something magical about it. You remember the words in a dreamlike state and it helps your brain absorb the material.
From Forbes.com
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