PHONE MESSAGES, 2003
File — Box: 133
Scope and Contents
145 pages. I floundered working on two novels and a non-fiction book this year, gave a few anti-war speeches in Taos, and made outside addresses in Colorado Springs, Boulder, Santa Fe, Oregon State in Corvallis, to the Taos Soil and Conservation, and at Franklin & Marshall College in Pennsylvania. Then I visited family and friends in New York. I spent much of the year hiking high mountains. Snowshoe'd lots in the winter, including following Brian Long who had radio collars on several pine martens near Taos Ski Valley.
As usual, phone messages are largely from a small group of friends mentioned way above. Not so much from "business" associates. Identification of names:
Toby Jorrin, photographer, Burque Tribune; Rena Rosequist, Taos gallery owner; Jack Loeffler, S. Fe radio interviewer, writer; Pamela Roberts, documentary filmmaker, Georgia public TV; Mary Ann Elder, Taos Forest Service; Peter Davis, L.A. producer, Midnight Return and Che; Mario Materassi, Italian prof of US lit in Florence; Gabrielle Palmer, working on Camino Real project; David Barsamian, progressive Boulder radio; Keith Egger, Taos veterinarian; Debby Halpern, Taos counselor; Chris Pieper, owns Taos Mud N' Flood; Lorraine Ciancio, Taos Chokecherries anthology for SOMOS; Doug Dreishpoon, curator of Abright-Knox in Buffalo; Camille Petersen, organizer of Taos high school anti-war walkout; Mariel Nanansi, Taos activist; John Fayhee, Mt. Gazette; Laray Mayfield, option on American Blood; John Nizalowski, writer, reviewer from Western Colorado; Amy Loper, Western Colorado Congress; Jason Silverman, writer, Taos Talking Pictures; Carlos Ramirez, director of UNM Los Alamos; Jap Vanderplaas, photographer in Taos; Brian Long, biologist, studying pine martens in Wheeler Wilderness; Enrique LaMadrid, writer, UNM professor; Dorothy Massey, S.Fe bookstore Collected Works; Tony Vogt, professor, Oregon State in Corvallis; Steve Topping, at Johnson Books, got me to do intro to Black Sun by Ed Abbey; Dave Petersen, author, elk hunter from Durango; Ken Kahn, Hamilton friend, Hartford Arts Council; Jeff Haas, Taos activist, hubby of Mariel Nanansi; Melissa Jameson, war resister, arranged one of my Colorado Springs speeches; Jonathan Warmday, Taos Pueblo artist; Billy Hayes, Mr. Midnight Express; Patty Limerick, author, Boulder prof, gave me Wallace Stegner Award; Jewell Parker Rhodes, author, prof at Arizona State; Katherine Barco, lecture agent, got me Franklin & Marshall gig; Reggie Cantú, Taos screenwriter, film worker; Adam Satanydes, writer from San Luis Valley; Larry Schreiber, my doctor, we also hiked together; Brian Shields, head of Taos Amigos Bravos; Véronique Robert, my French cousin in Madrid; Alan Howard, writer, activist in NY, longtime friend from Hamilton; Antoinette Claypoole, Taos writer, interviewer; Barbara Huber, Colorado Springs Peace and Justice Commission; Sue Brown, Burque doctor in Haiti, wrote novel I critiqued; Elmer Guerri, sponsor of Legendary Fisherman award, Terre Haute; Morris Taylor, Jemez Library; Alexandra Benjamin, Mandelman-Ribak Foundation in Taos; Nancy Greif, Durango lawyer, old neighbor in Virginia in 1950s (Nancy Single); Jim Bensfield, Wash DC lawyer, once ran NM Review (1969-72); Jonathon Slater, Taos Film Festival; Kent Barker, Taos photographer; Caron Balkony, lawyer, wrote Bushwhacked Grand Jury, about Rocky Flats; Dave Ellis, S.Fe filmmaker; Ray Valerio, Taos friend; Alan Weisman, AZ author; Michael Manson, Canadian writer, lit prof; Ariana Cardenas, Taos film editor; John Hickenlooper, Mayor of Denver; Katie Lee, AZ canyonlands activist. Blue binder.
As usual, phone messages are largely from a small group of friends mentioned way above. Not so much from "business" associates. Identification of names:
Toby Jorrin, photographer, Burque Tribune; Rena Rosequist, Taos gallery owner; Jack Loeffler, S. Fe radio interviewer, writer; Pamela Roberts, documentary filmmaker, Georgia public TV; Mary Ann Elder, Taos Forest Service; Peter Davis, L.A. producer, Midnight Return and Che; Mario Materassi, Italian prof of US lit in Florence; Gabrielle Palmer, working on Camino Real project; David Barsamian, progressive Boulder radio; Keith Egger, Taos veterinarian; Debby Halpern, Taos counselor; Chris Pieper, owns Taos Mud N' Flood; Lorraine Ciancio, Taos Chokecherries anthology for SOMOS; Doug Dreishpoon, curator of Abright-Knox in Buffalo; Camille Petersen, organizer of Taos high school anti-war walkout; Mariel Nanansi, Taos activist; John Fayhee, Mt. Gazette; Laray Mayfield, option on American Blood; John Nizalowski, writer, reviewer from Western Colorado; Amy Loper, Western Colorado Congress; Jason Silverman, writer, Taos Talking Pictures; Carlos Ramirez, director of UNM Los Alamos; Jap Vanderplaas, photographer in Taos; Brian Long, biologist, studying pine martens in Wheeler Wilderness; Enrique LaMadrid, writer, UNM professor; Dorothy Massey, S.Fe bookstore Collected Works; Tony Vogt, professor, Oregon State in Corvallis; Steve Topping, at Johnson Books, got me to do intro to Black Sun by Ed Abbey; Dave Petersen, author, elk hunter from Durango; Ken Kahn, Hamilton friend, Hartford Arts Council; Jeff Haas, Taos activist, hubby of Mariel Nanansi; Melissa Jameson, war resister, arranged one of my Colorado Springs speeches; Jonathan Warmday, Taos Pueblo artist; Billy Hayes, Mr. Midnight Express; Patty Limerick, author, Boulder prof, gave me Wallace Stegner Award; Jewell Parker Rhodes, author, prof at Arizona State; Katherine Barco, lecture agent, got me Franklin & Marshall gig; Reggie Cantú, Taos screenwriter, film worker; Adam Satanydes, writer from San Luis Valley; Larry Schreiber, my doctor, we also hiked together; Brian Shields, head of Taos Amigos Bravos; Véronique Robert, my French cousin in Madrid; Alan Howard, writer, activist in NY, longtime friend from Hamilton; Antoinette Claypoole, Taos writer, interviewer; Barbara Huber, Colorado Springs Peace and Justice Commission; Sue Brown, Burque doctor in Haiti, wrote novel I critiqued; Elmer Guerri, sponsor of Legendary Fisherman award, Terre Haute; Morris Taylor, Jemez Library; Alexandra Benjamin, Mandelman-Ribak Foundation in Taos; Nancy Greif, Durango lawyer, old neighbor in Virginia in 1950s (Nancy Single); Jim Bensfield, Wash DC lawyer, once ran NM Review (1969-72); Jonathon Slater, Taos Film Festival; Kent Barker, Taos photographer; Caron Balkony, lawyer, wrote Bushwhacked Grand Jury, about Rocky Flats; Dave Ellis, S.Fe filmmaker; Ray Valerio, Taos friend; Alan Weisman, AZ author; Michael Manson, Canadian writer, lit prof; Ariana Cardenas, Taos film editor; John Hickenlooper, Mayor of Denver; Katie Lee, AZ canyonlands activist. Blue binder.
Dates
- 2003
Language of Materials
From the Collection:
English
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research, however, researchers must sign consent form prior to gaining access to materials. Calavera drawings, proofs, and etchings as well as "little diaries" (Boxes 14, 125, 126, 129, 142) are housed in high security and may require up to 24 hours for retrieval. Enlarged photocopies and typed transcriptions of "little diaries" in Box 142 are located in Box 184.
Extent
From the Collection: 184 boxes (172 cu. ft.)
Repository Details
Part of the UNM Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections Repository
Contact:
University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections
University Libraries, MSC05 3020
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM 87131
505-277-6451
University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections
University Libraries, MSC05 3020
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM 87131
505-277-6451