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September 7, 2008

Stories in Magazines:

Saucy schemes and new stories

Isabel Allende’s memoir is just out: The Sums of Our Days… novelist Tobias Wolff is on the cover of Poets and Writers magazine (though the story is not yet available online)… Veronique de Turenne teams up with Ernest Marquez to chronicle Southern California’s century as a maritime hub in Port of Los Angeles… former Islands [...]

Posted by Donna Wares, April 3rd, 2008 | Permalink
File under: Biography/memoir, Bookbloggery, Crafts/garden, History, Magazines, My California, Newspapers, Nonfiction, Poetry, Travel books

Yippee

The Fray storytelling magazine is back.

Posted by Donna Wares, November 26th, 2007 | Permalink
File under: Best wishes from CaliforniaAuthors, Magazines, San Francisco

A few stray notes from this morning

• Edward Humes, author of Over Here: How the G.I. Bill Tranformed the American Dream, was on NPR’s Morning Edition today, along with George McGovern and director Arthur Penn, talking about the remarkable initiative that sent an entire generation to college to college for the first time. Ed says, “Interest in the history and aftermath [...]

Posted by Donna Wares, September 26th, 2007 | Permalink
File under: Magazines, New Release 2007, On the web, Radio, Web audio

Kitchen Sink circling the drain?

The Oakland magazine may have published its last issue unless its editors find a cash infusion to keep going. From the San Francisco Chronicle.
If they can’t raise the money, Kitchen Sink will join the legions of promising independent magazines that suffer unhappy endings. Its editors built a 12,000-circulation quarterly without having a paid staff [...]

Posted by Donna Wares, February 7th, 2007 | Permalink
File under: Magazines, San Francisco