August 2011 – Larry Livermore

Lookout Magazine

The Town That Tried To Ban The Lorax

August 19, 2011 Larry Livermore 3 Comments Bill Bailey, Clearcutting, Emerald Triangle, Environmentalism, Laytonville, Logging, Lookout, North Coast, Salmon, The Lorax

This article originally appeared in issue #34 of Lookout magazine, in the winter of 1989-90, in response to a local

1989: The Anarchists Riot In Berkeley

August 19, 2011 Larry Livermore 5 Comments Anarchists, Anarchy, Anderson Valley Advertiser, Berkeley, Caffe Mediterraneum, Riot, Telegraph Avenue

This story originally appeared in the August 2, 1989 issue of the Anderson Valley Advertiser. I was hanging around passing

Punk Planet #80: The Last Column, 2007

August 18, 2011 Larry Livermore 0 Comments Column, Dan Sinker, Jeff Bale, Larry Livermore, Maximum Rocknroll, MRR, Punk Planet, Tim Yohannan

So I Guess This Is Goodbye… As someone who’s always had a short attention span, I never would have thought

Punk Planet Column #65, Autumn 2004

August 18, 2011 Larry Livermore 0 Comments Column, Dan Sinker, Internet, Larry Livermore, Operation Ivy, Punk Planet, Shred Of Dignity, Tom Jennings, Writing

Being a good writer is 3% inspiration and 97% being able to stay off the internet. – Something I read,

A Town Called Laytonville

August 5, 2011 Larry Livermore 2 Comments Anderson Valley Advertiser, Art Harwood, Bill Bailey, Boomer's Bar, Laytonville, Laytonville High School, Laytonville Ledger, Lookout, Mendocino County, Mendocino County Observer, Sheila Larson

Ed. Note: This article originally appeared in the Anderson Valley Advertiser, most likely in the spring of 1989. If anyone