PHONE MESSAGES, 2006
File — Box: 133
Scope and Contents
150 pages. Another pretty quiet year for me. Far as I know the only time I went out was up to Denver for a few days of One Book, One Denver (Milagro) activities. Otherwise, I stayed home, made a few anti-war speeches, and kept slogging on a couple novels and non-fiction work. And actually sold The Empanada Brotherhood, which would be published in 2007 by Chronicle Books in San Francisco.
Phone messages, again, are mostly from a handful of longtime friends. Some more identifications:
Kalen Grigg, Ft. Lewis CO prof, wished to use my Oregon State Speech (from last year), "Liberation Ecology or Bust," in his classes; Mike Kelly, director CSWR at Zimmerman Library, UNM Burque; Craig Smith, writer of bio of Jenny Vincent, lives in Taos; Ken Price, Taos artist; Ray Valerio, Taos friend; Michael Fitzgerald, Taos film producer; Richard Siegal, Harwood Museum booster; Dori Hagler, Taos photographer; John Suazo, Taos Pueblo sculptor; Monique Parker, editor Chokecherries anthology, SOMOS; Charles Lovell, director Harwood Museum in Taos; Lilah Clay, Taos writer; Tom Collins, Taos writer; Magdalene Smith, Taos writer, SOMOS organizer; Melissa Serfling, Taos landscaper (and antique shop owner) who bought my Upper Ranchitos house; Bill Brown, retired geologist, Taos Valle Vidal activist; Steve Czarniecki, archivist at William Floyd Estate on Long Island; Lilah Johnstone, Taos student, anti-war activist, great slam poet; Anne-Marie Emmanueli, French teacher, Taos; Ted Lawhorn, bluegrass musician; Ann Jauregui, CA writer, psychologist, organizer for Barbara Waters Healing Ways conference; Gary Wolff, director NM Heritage Alliance; Skip Sykes, old friend from Loomis days; Rick Romancito, reporter Taos News; John Hickenlooper, Mayor of Denver; J.B. Peña, weaver, wife of S.Fe artist Amado Peña; Julie Rodriguez, organizer with "One Book, One Denver;" Eric Rominger, NM bighorn biologist; Kelly Rudy, airplane pilot, Taos record (CD) producer; Katherine Fausset, my new literary agent, Curtis Brown, NY; Mirabai Starr, Taos writer, translator; Kathleen Parker, friend of Jeanne Englert, called to say Jeanne died (Oct. 26); Mark Montoya, Taos pest control; Maggie Richards, editor at Henry Holt; Rowena (Sandoval) Alegria, Denver writer; Bonnie Korman, Taos Democratic organizer; Caron Balkony, the Bushwhacked Grand Jury (about Rocky Flats, Denver); Tim Knowlton, film agent, NY, told me Leo Garen committed suicide, Dec. 11; Nancy Stapp, Taos early a.m. radio program host. Blue binder.
Phone messages, again, are mostly from a handful of longtime friends. Some more identifications:
Kalen Grigg, Ft. Lewis CO prof, wished to use my Oregon State Speech (from last year), "Liberation Ecology or Bust," in his classes; Mike Kelly, director CSWR at Zimmerman Library, UNM Burque; Craig Smith, writer of bio of Jenny Vincent, lives in Taos; Ken Price, Taos artist; Ray Valerio, Taos friend; Michael Fitzgerald, Taos film producer; Richard Siegal, Harwood Museum booster; Dori Hagler, Taos photographer; John Suazo, Taos Pueblo sculptor; Monique Parker, editor Chokecherries anthology, SOMOS; Charles Lovell, director Harwood Museum in Taos; Lilah Clay, Taos writer; Tom Collins, Taos writer; Magdalene Smith, Taos writer, SOMOS organizer; Melissa Serfling, Taos landscaper (and antique shop owner) who bought my Upper Ranchitos house; Bill Brown, retired geologist, Taos Valle Vidal activist; Steve Czarniecki, archivist at William Floyd Estate on Long Island; Lilah Johnstone, Taos student, anti-war activist, great slam poet; Anne-Marie Emmanueli, French teacher, Taos; Ted Lawhorn, bluegrass musician; Ann Jauregui, CA writer, psychologist, organizer for Barbara Waters Healing Ways conference; Gary Wolff, director NM Heritage Alliance; Skip Sykes, old friend from Loomis days; Rick Romancito, reporter Taos News; John Hickenlooper, Mayor of Denver; J.B. Peña, weaver, wife of S.Fe artist Amado Peña; Julie Rodriguez, organizer with "One Book, One Denver;" Eric Rominger, NM bighorn biologist; Kelly Rudy, airplane pilot, Taos record (CD) producer; Katherine Fausset, my new literary agent, Curtis Brown, NY; Mirabai Starr, Taos writer, translator; Kathleen Parker, friend of Jeanne Englert, called to say Jeanne died (Oct. 26); Mark Montoya, Taos pest control; Maggie Richards, editor at Henry Holt; Rowena (Sandoval) Alegria, Denver writer; Bonnie Korman, Taos Democratic organizer; Caron Balkony, the Bushwhacked Grand Jury (about Rocky Flats, Denver); Tim Knowlton, film agent, NY, told me Leo Garen committed suicide, Dec. 11; Nancy Stapp, Taos early a.m. radio program host. Blue binder.
Dates
- 2006
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