November 2006 Meeting          LOCATION - Hungry Hunter in Lafayette  (< click for map)
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Where: Hungry Hunter Restaurant, 3201 Mt. Diablo Blvd, Lafayette (corner of Pleasant Hill Road)
When: November 11, 2006, from 9 a.m. until 12 Noon. Check-in at 8:30 a.m.  Continental breakfast will be served.
Cost: $25 for CWC members; $30 for non-members


The Hungry Hunter restaurant is at 3201 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Lafayette (corner of Mt. Diablo Blvd./Pleasant Hill Rd.) Take the Pleasant Hill Rd. SOUTH exit off Hwy. 24 freeway. HH is just south of the freeway. In case you get lost, call (925) 938-3938 for directions.

Jane Anne Staw:
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 Article 

 Three Shorts 

 Praise - Reviews         - 1 -      - 2 -     - 3 - 

 About and Audio interview 



Donna Levin:

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 Interview 


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About the Author
Jane Anne Staw, Ph.D., has taught writing at Stanford University and the University of Iowa, and currently teaches at the UC Berkeley Extension School and the University of San Francisco M.F.A. Program in Writing. She also works with writers individually, helping them to overcome writer's block. A published poet with an M.F.A. in poetry from the University of Iowa, she is the author, with Mary Swander, of Parsnips in the Snow. She lives in Berkeley, California.


Audio interview
Writers on Writing is a weekly radio program hosted by journalist and author Barbara DeMarco-Barrett. Each Thursday at 5pm Pacific, writers, poets and literary agents join her. Broadcast from the studios of KUCI-FM in Orange County, CA, it  is simulcast worldwide at www.kuci.org. (That's UC Irvine).

On December 11, 2003, the interviewees were Peter Levitt and Jane Anne Staw. I took the liberty of editing the file to skip directly to Jane Anne's portion. The resulting file is 23 minutes in length and 10+ MB in size. If you're on dial-up, I suggest you skip listening downloading this file.

Instructions:
PC users -
Right-click on the link (below) and specify a location to save the mp3 file. Make sure you'll be able to find it later! Most folks suggest saving it to the Desktop. Double-click the file to start playing it w/ your default player (Winamp, Windows Media Player, etc.). If, instead, you left-click on the link, the file will download to a 'Temp' folder and play automatically upon completion.

MAC users -
You're on your own, but I believe the procedure is similar.

Here's the link (http://mtdiablowriters.org/nov06/JAStaw_Dec-11-2003.mp3)

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