Monday, December 20, 1982
Monday, December 6, 1982
Monday, November 15, 1982
Monday, November 1, 1982
Obligatory Hug, Nov.1982, Copperfield's, Sebastopol
Monday, September 6, 1982
Monday, August 2, 1982
Monday, July 5, 1982
Obligatory Hug, Premiere issue, July 1982, Copperfield's, Sebastopol
RRWG flyer, July 1982, Copperfield's, Sebastopol
Monday, June 21, 1982
Thursday, June 17, 1982
Monday, June 14, 1982
Sunday, June 13, 1982
Tuesday, June 1, 1982
Monday, May 3, 1982
Monday, April 12, 1982
Letter from Leonard Cirino, April 12, 1982
Dear Maureen, April 12, 1982
Ah the rain I wish it would end but that's not the forecast. I traded some work hauling manure for some strawberry and lettuce starts so there will be something ready by June. This is the poem that is an "answer to your one about my eye. Read it and tell me what you think. Please have someone let me know for sure about May 10 at the reading date because I always make plans ahead so 1 can't change them. I have a whole lot of new work since December at Garbo's so 1 won't be repeating any poems if anyone asks they will all be rather new or at least never read in Sonoma before. These damn typewriter keys keep getting and hitting in the wrong order so I hope you can make sense of this letter. All is well except for my truck which still is without transmission and no transportation. Costs me less money as I am very poor these days—no job at all—quit dishwashing because of the ten-mile one-way trip and the minimum wage. Are you going to Pt Townsend this summer? I might go if I could take my dog and find a ride. Hint Hint. Must close now and write other letters hope to see you next month or sooner if you want to visit. Get Simone and you up here sometime soon.
love,
Leonard
Ah the rain I wish it would end but that's not the forecast. I traded some work hauling manure for some strawberry and lettuce starts so there will be something ready by June. This is the poem that is an "answer to your one about my eye. Read it and tell me what you think. Please have someone let me know for sure about May 10 at the reading date because I always make plans ahead so 1 can't change them. I have a whole lot of new work since December at Garbo's so 1 won't be repeating any poems if anyone asks they will all be rather new or at least never read in Sonoma before. These damn typewriter keys keep getting and hitting in the wrong order so I hope you can make sense of this letter. All is well except for my truck which still is without transmission and no transportation. Costs me less money as I am very poor these days—no job at all—quit dishwashing because of the ten-mile one-way trip and the minimum wage. Are you going to Pt Townsend this summer? I might go if I could take my dog and find a ride. Hint Hint. Must close now and write other letters hope to see you next month or sooner if you want to visit. Get Simone and you up here sometime soon.
love,
Leonard
Leonard's poem to Maureen Hurley |
Monday, March 1, 1982
RRWG flyer, Mar. 1982, Garbo's, Guerneville & Copperfield's, Sebastopol
Labels:
Copperfield's,
Donna Champion,
Gail King,
Garbo's,
Gerrye Payne,
Guerneville,
Jean Watson,
Maria von Bolschwing,
Pat Nolan,
Richard Welin,
Sebastopol,
Stephen Kessler,
Suzanne Maxon
Monday, February 15, 1982
Monday, February 8, 1982
Monday, January 25, 1982
RRWG becomes a non-profit organization
In January of 1982, the Russian River Writers' Guild began its journey towards becoming an official 501c3 Non-Profit Organization with the state of California in order to apply for California Arts Council grants. The RRWG wrote, and received a CAC grant in 1984-85.
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Monday, January 4, 1982
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