Uncollected EssaysGone to compost but still alive. (1976). For the unborn children of my generation. On learning to play music (with a pedagogical afterword). Escorting my father on his first LSD trip. A memoir on the place of folk song in the New Left. A blissful day of deep reconnection. A rueful reflection on parasitism in ordinary life. The poster archivist at work, just before he became one consciously. Social-psychological developments after the FSM. A professional biography of John R. Seeley. And Wilderness Were Paradise Enow A requiem for Berkeley's waterfront wilderness.
Lesser WorksBiographical memoir: political singer-composer, wonderful spirit.Winter, the Dog Preparing our son for the death of our dog.>
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