Stories – Larry Livermore

The Woods Are Lovely, Dark And Deep

Whenever winter starts lumbering into what ought to be its latter stages – usually in March, but sometimes in February

For many years afterward I’d approach this date with deep, dark trepidation, convinced that some sort of disaster was certain

It is an article of faith among musicians, especially those who fail to achieve the degree of success they and

My first trip up Spy Rock Road must have been late in the summer of 1980. My brother-in-common-law had bought

I have a habit of writing songs that go with stories or stories that go with songs, and this is

Back in the days of Lookout magazine, nearly every issue carried a column known as San Francisco Beat, which gave

This article originally appeared in issue #34 of Lookout magazine, published in the spring of 1989. I wrote it after

This story was originally published in Lookout #38, in early 1993. It’s about living in a mill town, namely Eureka,

I wrote this in 1999 or 2000; I don’t remember where (or if) it was ever published. It’s a partial

This originally appeared in Tales of Blarg fanzine, and was later reprinted on the insert to Green Day’s Kerplunk album.