Kate Buford
Selected WorksFavorite Journalism Articles by me
The New York Times
The New York Times
"History Now," online quarterly journal of the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, Issue 21, March 2010.
BLUEGRASS UNLIMITED
Miscellaneous coverage
The New York Times, by Susan Hodara
Television
Kate Buford sat down with Book TV to talk about her book, "Native American Son: The Life and Sporting Legend of Jim Thorpe."
Charlie Rose Show 2/20/01
Radio Commentaries and Interviews
Sporting Witness: Jim Thorpe - American Indian Legend
American Public Media's MARKETPLACE 5/30/2005
Morning Edition, NPR, 5/2/2000
Kate Buford interviewed by Steve Roberts 4/14/2000
Biography
The definitive biography of American Indian Jim Thorpe (1887-1953), arguably the greatest all-around athlete the United States has ever seen. Knopf Oct. 26, 2010.
"A splendid biography."-- Molly Haskell, NY Times, Editors' Choice. A Best Book of 2000: NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times, SF Chronicle, and others. Da Capo paperback, 2001, NYTimes Editors' Choice. U.K. hardcover and paperback edition: Aurum Press; additional Aurum paperback edition, 2008. |
"Writers Create a Haven Away From Home" Jan. 7, 2011
The Marmaduke Writing Factory occupies the basement of the Marmaduke Forster House in Pleasantville, which provides both a quiet space for writers to work and a forum for them to support one another.
"THE concept for establishing a collaborative enclave for writers is not new, but Marmaduke Writing Factory, a recently formed collective of professional writers [in Pleasantville, NY], has expanded that idea to include interaction with the general public..." |
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