Sally Wiener Grotta is an award-winning freelance writer, photographer and speaker. Among her numerous books are the novels “The Winter Boy” (a Locus Magazine Recommended Book) and “Jo Joe” (selected as a Jewish Book Council Network book). Her hundreds of stories, columns, essays and reviews have appeared in scores of magazines, newspapers and journals, such as “American Heritage,” “Popular Science,” “North Atlantic Review,” “Islands,” “PC Magazine,” “The Philadelphia Inquirer,” “Woman's Day,” “Parade” and many others
Sally has traveled on assignment throughout the world, covering a wide diversity of cultures and traditions. Her far-ranging experiences flavor her stories with a sense of wonder and an appreciation for the poignancy of life, plus a healthy dose of common sense.
A popular speaker who has appeared in venues large and small throughout North America, plus on radio and TV, Sally uses creativity and storytelling to help build bridges in our increasingly divisive society. Contact her via her website, if you wish to discuss the possibility of having Sally speak and/or conduct a workshop for your organization.
Sally welcomes invitations to participate in discussions with book clubs (occasionally in person, more often via web conference), and to do occasional readings. (Study Guides for her novels are available on her website.) Connect with Sally on Facebook, YouTube, or Twitter (@SallyWGrotta).