Lookout – Larry Livermore

Going To Humboldt

One of my big regrets about the Potatomen – yes, I’ve had a few – was that we never finished

It’s been over a week now since Spy Rock Memories was officially released. No one has come right out and

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

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

The fallout from Ben Weasel’s meltdown continues to rival that from the Fukushima reactor: the most recent news is that

It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearances. – Oscar Wilde Everybody – except maybe comedians –

Contrary to Thomas Wolfe’s dictum, you can indeed go home again. It’s just that there’s no guarantee home will be

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

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