Emily Marks is hosting an art show titled THE ART OF THE BOOK at the Alley Gallery, October 30-November 5, consisting of her original book art projects over the last decade. The exhibit will include examples of different kinds of bindings, inside papers, and covers—leading... Continue
Arts
Highway 12 Vineyards march by like vast armies in formation preparing for intoxication as I drive down into the heart of the Valley of The Moon and admire its mountains. Vineyards recede mysteriously into the spring mists of a dream rising out of... Continue
Short story by Steven Meloan -- It was the early 1960s , and “Smell-O-Vision” made its debut at our local theater. Coming on the tail of the 3D movie craze, it was an in-theater system that released pre-programmed odors during key scenes of a movie—so the... Continue
By Todd Board, excerpt from “Woolgathering,” from story collection "Evidence of the Journey." In the high, creaky, rambling voice of a wiry, aging male of the species. I live on the border between the old and the new, with views to the valleys of both.... Continue
Poetry by David Madgalene David Madgalene is a poet and writer living in Windsor. He loves Sonoma Valley and comes over every chance he gets. He has edited two anthologies featuring Sonoma County poets, Continent of Light and World of Change. His musical, “Call Down... Continue
Photography by Susan Loesch Published in The Sun on March 23, 2017 <past>
midwest born, raised and schooled in SF Bay Area, designer of things, advocate, marketer, photographer <present>
daughter, mother, friend, cousin, aunt, lover of all dogs, world traveler, volunteer, survivor, marketing continues, presumptive author, professional photographer... Continue
Author: Joseph Cutler History Interrupted Over the once bright land, The skies turn dark, the coming cyclones Begin to form Where government economists once Painted pretty pictures and showed them on TV and sang us to sleep with statistics. Or we sang ourselves to sleep... Continue
By Loretta Carpio Carr -- Summers in the San Joaquin Valley are a perfect example of adaptation in mankind’s struggle for survival. During the day, the 110-degree temperatures force everyone except construction workers and field laborers to stay inside their houses, inside their cars, inside... Continue
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