PHONE MESSAGES, 2004
File — Box: 133
Scope and Contents
173 pages. Another relatively quiet year of mountain climbing, non-productive novel writing (Spoon Mountain, Empanada Brotherhood), reduced paticipation in outside public venues. A couple anti-war rallies, also a few political talks in support of Kerry for President. I attended an Arizona State writers conference; the Hassayampa Institute in Prescott, AZ; and went to a Canyonlands benefit in Moab, Utah commemorating 15 years since Ed Abbey's death. One big talk I gave was at a benefit in Nambe, NM, to protest the Aamodt water adjudication suit. Otherwise, I kept a low profile.
Again, phone messages are mostly from friends who've already been identified above. The following list includes some newcomers:
Jenny Vincent, Taos folk musician; Mary Ellen Fahs, one of my cousins from NY; Monique Parker, editor of Taos SOMOS Chokecherries anthology; Doug Dreishpoon, curator Albright-Knox in Buffalo, NY; Billy Hayes, Midnight Express author; Dorothy Massey, owner Collected Works bookstore in S.Fe; Ariana Cardenas, Taos film editor; Judy Gentry, Taos artist; Maggie Roberts, English friend; Omar Rane, Taos musician; Kalen Grigg, prof at Ft. Lewis in Durango; Jay Schaefer, my editor at Chronicle Books; Bill Rusin, head of sales, W. W. Norton in NY; Véronique Robert, my French cousin in Madrid; Taylor Streit, Taos author, fishing guide; Douglas Kent Hall, NM photographer; Paul Chubbock, with Western Colorado Congress (drove me to my speech in Grand Junction); Herb Liebman, Taos author, playwright; John Howard, son of my NY pal Alan Howard; Chris Pieper, Taos Mud N' Flood (arranged talk I gave to CA kids); Katie Lee, singer, AZ canyonlands activist; María Varela, NM activist, prof at Colorado College; Paul vanDevelder, author from Oregon; Juanita Nichols, 2nd wife, arranged my Aamodt speech in Nambe; Lisa Gonzales, prof in Corvallis, partner of Tony Vogt; Jan Sessler, Taos artist; Hans Koning, author The Revolutionary, 1968; Mitch Canoff, Chicago photographer; Clay McKee, Smithville, TX, artist, my dad's good friend; Michael Manson, Canadian lit prof, writer; Marla Painter, Burque activist with Mark Rudd; Ed Wintle, Curtis Brown film rights (NY); Bruce Gomez, Taos Marathon organizer, X-country coach; Annapurna, organizer for CAV; Joe Gantz, option on Conjugal Bliss; Bob Sipchen, columnist for L.A. Times; Bryce Milligan, San Antonio publisher; Roberta Salazar, Taos River and Birds; Kent Barker, Taos photographer; Francella Manzanares, S.Fe high school teacher; Alex Shoumatoff, author, writer for Vanity Fair, New Yorker; Matthew Schwartzman, Candyman music store in S.Fe (I critiqued his novel, he fixed my guitar); Richard Trujillo, Taos writer (Tio Zuco stories); Jan Knesset, Inside-Outside Magazine; Leo Garen, Hollywood friend, screenwriter; Jane Ervin, Velarde activist against Richard Cook; Del DuBois, my cousin, Taos river runner; Cebia Hawkins, Nambe NM activist; Billy Knight, Taos Democratic Chairman; Cindy Grossman, Taos Jewish Center (arranging night to honor my pal Ron Kalom); Gary Wockner, editor of book on Wolves; Butchie Denver, Taos activist; Ernie Atencio, Taos Land Trust; John Mattingly, San Luis Valley farmer, author; Ed Healy, Taos, director of Healy Foundation; Cornelia de Bruin, reporter Taos News; Fran Levine, Museum of NM. Blue binder.
Again, phone messages are mostly from friends who've already been identified above. The following list includes some newcomers:
Jenny Vincent, Taos folk musician; Mary Ellen Fahs, one of my cousins from NY; Monique Parker, editor of Taos SOMOS Chokecherries anthology; Doug Dreishpoon, curator Albright-Knox in Buffalo, NY; Billy Hayes, Midnight Express author; Dorothy Massey, owner Collected Works bookstore in S.Fe; Ariana Cardenas, Taos film editor; Judy Gentry, Taos artist; Maggie Roberts, English friend; Omar Rane, Taos musician; Kalen Grigg, prof at Ft. Lewis in Durango; Jay Schaefer, my editor at Chronicle Books; Bill Rusin, head of sales, W. W. Norton in NY; Véronique Robert, my French cousin in Madrid; Taylor Streit, Taos author, fishing guide; Douglas Kent Hall, NM photographer; Paul Chubbock, with Western Colorado Congress (drove me to my speech in Grand Junction); Herb Liebman, Taos author, playwright; John Howard, son of my NY pal Alan Howard; Chris Pieper, Taos Mud N' Flood (arranged talk I gave to CA kids); Katie Lee, singer, AZ canyonlands activist; María Varela, NM activist, prof at Colorado College; Paul vanDevelder, author from Oregon; Juanita Nichols, 2nd wife, arranged my Aamodt speech in Nambe; Lisa Gonzales, prof in Corvallis, partner of Tony Vogt; Jan Sessler, Taos artist; Hans Koning, author The Revolutionary, 1968; Mitch Canoff, Chicago photographer; Clay McKee, Smithville, TX, artist, my dad's good friend; Michael Manson, Canadian lit prof, writer; Marla Painter, Burque activist with Mark Rudd; Ed Wintle, Curtis Brown film rights (NY); Bruce Gomez, Taos Marathon organizer, X-country coach; Annapurna, organizer for CAV; Joe Gantz, option on Conjugal Bliss; Bob Sipchen, columnist for L.A. Times; Bryce Milligan, San Antonio publisher; Roberta Salazar, Taos River and Birds; Kent Barker, Taos photographer; Francella Manzanares, S.Fe high school teacher; Alex Shoumatoff, author, writer for Vanity Fair, New Yorker; Matthew Schwartzman, Candyman music store in S.Fe (I critiqued his novel, he fixed my guitar); Richard Trujillo, Taos writer (Tio Zuco stories); Jan Knesset, Inside-Outside Magazine; Leo Garen, Hollywood friend, screenwriter; Jane Ervin, Velarde activist against Richard Cook; Del DuBois, my cousin, Taos river runner; Cebia Hawkins, Nambe NM activist; Billy Knight, Taos Democratic Chairman; Cindy Grossman, Taos Jewish Center (arranging night to honor my pal Ron Kalom); Gary Wockner, editor of book on Wolves; Butchie Denver, Taos activist; Ernie Atencio, Taos Land Trust; John Mattingly, San Luis Valley farmer, author; Ed Healy, Taos, director of Healy Foundation; Cornelia de Bruin, reporter Taos News; Fran Levine, Museum of NM. Blue binder.
Dates
- 2004
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