(Yet another yet very welcome) article about Beat Poets working as Fire Lookouts in North Cascades. Desolation Lookout Jack Kerouac’s
“Art on High: Beat Poets on the Fire Lookouts” in Seattle Met Read Post »
Mountain Fire Lookouts in the next topic. Fans of Beat Lit heroes are no doubt aware that Gary Snyder, Jack
Mountain Fire Lookouts / in the hills and The Guardian Read Post »
interesting interview about politics, nature, culture and his contemporaries, by noted poet and personal hero, Gary Snyder Gary Snyder: Interview
Gary Snyder: Interview with Junior Burke / Naropa Institute Read Post »
Global Pecha Kucha to Inspire Japan I was invited to speak at Global Pecha Kucha Day in Vancouver for the worldwide
Stories from Japan ~ Inspiration from Global Pecha Kucha Day Read Post »
More about Fire lookout tower in Cascadia… the low down the mechanics of running these operations and the rugged folks
Fire Watchers and their Towers in the North Cascades / Skagit Valley Journal Read Post »
UC Berkeley’s blurb: Fifty years ago this Fall a small press in Kyoto, Japan published an English language book of
Gary Snyder: 50th Anniversary of Riprap at UC Berekley Read Post »
At Fresh Media conference at W2 Arts + Media Centre, participants riff a spontaneous blurb about a hero from a
Questions + Answers from the Hero Dossier – Fresh Media, 2009 Read Post »
From a forested pathway along the open Pacific between Tofino and Ucluelet, DaveO reads poetry from Gary Snyder’s Myths +
Forests and Oceans Without End – Postcard #60 Read Post »
“Lunch Poems” series at UC Berkeley with Gary Snyder
Gary Snyder: “Lunch Poems” at UC Berkeley Read Post »
The Beat Generation | Postcards from Gravelly Beach podcast featuring Gary Snyder (archived link) Postcards from Gravelly Beach is a
The Beat Generation | Postcards from Gravelly Beach podcast featuring Gary Snyder Read Post »
Rereading Gary Snyder’s “the real work – collected essays, interviews and speeches” I’ve followed his instructions diligently over the past
Diary/Quote: Gary Snyder’s The Real Work Read Post »
From Halfmoon Bay on Vancouver Island, Dave gives it up for zen poet hero Gary Snyder and recounts beat history from The Old Ways and logging culture from Myths and Texts plus poems about hitchhiking, girls, baths, clearcuts and the Buddha plus original freeverse poetry.
Hitch a Thousand Miles to See a Friend – Postcard #56 Read Post »
Gary Snyder — Department of English, UC Davis Gary Snyder has published eighteen books, translated into more than twenty languages.
Gary Snyder: Department of English, UC Davis (bio) Read Post »
Starting at the Steamboat Island Woodshed, Dave rambles salty original freeverse with Wm. Lenker on banjo and traces personal poetic
Banjo Sea Shanties and Beat Train Rambles – Postcard #51 Read Post »
Dave reads a smattering from Gary Snyder, Jack Kerouac and original verse written in Germany in 1992, joined by Trauben
Lanterns for Welsh Miners – Postcard #34 Read Post »
In Volume 7, Dave, chilling with sake and smoking jazz tracks, reads from Jack Kerouac‘s “Lonesome Traveller,” “Mexico City Blues”
Kerouac in Mexico, Snyder in Japan and Jazz from Banff – Postcard #7 Read Post »
