Recent Issues
Issues #19—22 Issue #19: That mysterious Mill Valley scent of foggy redwood, madrone and chaparral. Our history of hikers, hippies and city escapers—to creeks, to waterfalls and canyons, so wild, […]
Issues #19—22 Issue #19: That mysterious Mill Valley scent of foggy redwood, madrone and chaparral. Our history of hikers, hippies and city escapers—to creeks, to waterfalls and canyons, so wild, […]
Can you name these writers whom we have interviewed? Previous MillValleyLit interviews include: T.C. Boyle, Peter Coyote, DeLorean Auto CFO Walter Strycker, Anne R. Dick, Lyle Tuttle, […]
Profile of Bryan Franco, Poet by Jeff Kaliss Across the […]
The Reviewer’s Review Mirror by NICK KING The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is written by Stieg Larsson and is the first book in the Millenium series. TGWDT […]
Winter 2022 Edition WINTERTIME… and the living is creative. The following Winter Issue Intro and creative update from ever-kinetic Sands Hall, MillValleyLit contributor. Sands creative achievements include author, playwright, director, […]
In February, 2022, longtime San Francisco resident Kathleen Volkmann discovered that she was being watched through the bedroom window in her Presidio Heights home. By barn owls. She began documenting […]
I Was a Teenage Runaway: Haight-Ashbury 1968 memoir by Carol Green with J.Macon King The true story of a Wild Thing. Catholic Valley Girl runs away to San Francisco’s hippie […]
Chasing Byron exclusive excerpt from Jeb Harrison’s new novel Crazed snake charmers, crooked judges, chicken thieves, golf heroes, mythical Gods, dead voices: Chasing Byron, set in 1945 as WWII is […]
The Orange Peeler Meets Johnny Wadd fiction by J.S. Ryan The best unpublished short story I ever read was called “The Death of Johnny Wadd.” It was written by […]
Salonica by Marcel Alalof translated from the French I remember my grandfather, lying fully clothed in the semi- darkness of his bedroom, eyes staring at the ceiling, searching for images […]
The Pole memoir by Kevin Lavely, Reno, Nevada So yeah, it’s only a piece of wood. But, this 72-foot-tall piece of wood has been stuck in my backyard since about […]
Washington Irving and the Alhambra, CA Connection by Gary Frueholz, Dilbeck Real Estate Alhambra, California’s real estate has a connection to one of America’s best-known early writers, Washington Irving. You can […]
In the Fall of 1981, two 23-year old girlfriends, recent graduates of UC Berkeley, embarked upon a six-week bicycle tour of England, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland. Their curiously strong adventures […]