Mt. Tamalpais in Marin County, CA, has only seen significant snow on its 2,579 feet a dozen or so times in the last 100 years, and Feb. 24th, 2023 was […]

Alan Watts and Woodacre a flash memoir by Christie Nelson I used to listen to Alan Watts broadcast for KPFA Berkeley when I lived in Woodacre. Whatever he said I […]

Where God, Anchovies, and Flamenco Reside — Two Tales of Jerez by Lisa Alpine Flamenco was a fire I did not want to stick my hand into, yet there I […]

“I can reliably recommend her as one of the only poets who’ll have you wanting to dance…” With Every Step I Take 2 from Avotcja Jiltonilro Jeff Kaliss Poetry Review […]

Jack Kerouac Recuerdo                                             by k.k.mills Jack Kerouac was born one […]

CONVERSATION WITH CONNIE STRYCKER, influencer and archetype for Mad Men? “Oh my God, I thought, that’s my life and it’s on TV and I’m watching my life in my house […]

Mad Men Revisited by J.Macon King Imagine— The new 007 strides into M’s office. 007, as always, is tall, dark, handsome, impeccably dressed. Supremely confident, of course. M: Drink, 007? […]

 “The best satire about Mill Valley since McFadden’s The Serial. Many have tried and many have failed, but Meisler hits Marin County’s quirky nails smack in the head with his […]

 “We planned to cover 1,100 miles from Lima to Ecuador in one week and attempt some of the longest waves anywhere.” “Fortune goes to the prepared. Disaster hunts the others.” […]

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. […]

            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 […]