Forthcoming Book of 60 Cartoons Because the World Needs a Good Laugh Estuary Press is proud to announce the forthcoming publication of “World Out of Order” by Joe Serrano with an introduction by his daughter, Nina Serrano. The volume presents … Continue reading
Literary Dialogs with Nina Serrano Featuring Holly Alonso and Diane Wang Renaming Peralta Hacienda Historic Park This edition of Literary Dialogs with Nina Serrano focuses on the nationwide rethinking of our colonizing and racist history. Oakland’s Peralta Hacienda Historical Park is now holding … Continue reading
The Swans Arrive July 26, 2020 on the Napa River The swans arrive on the Napa River at low tide. Five juveniles with pop pushing the other birds away while mom brings up the rear. This is actually inside the … Continue reading
Corporate Logging: After Us, the Desert and the Deluge Forestry Videos Harvey Richards forestry videos document logging in the forests of western California and Oregon in the 1960’s and 1970’s when the last great stands of old growth redwood forests … Continue reading
Osprey Nesting Population on San Francisco Bay: The History, Biology and Locations of the Osprey Estuary Press provided the Zoom interface for Tony Brake’s wonderful and informative presentation on An Expanding Osprey Nesting Population on San Francisco Bay. Following up … Continue reading
Literary Dialogs with Nina Serrano featuring Tony Aldarondo Tony Aldarondo is someone new and exciting to hit the poetry scene! Well, new to me. He’d been around for more than a decade but with time out for life’s setbacks that … Continue reading
Literary Dialogs with Nina Serrano featuring Rafael Jesús González Rafael reads two poems, each in English and Spanish: Wake Up U.S. America!/¡Despierta EE.UU. América! and The Moon Masks Herself/La luna se enmascara, followed by the poets conversation about Black Lives Matter in the Revolution … Continue reading
Pandemic Poems Video An Estuary Press Media Production These six Pandemic Poems are some I have written while sheltering in place. As an 85 year old poet, I have taken the health warnings to heart because the Covid 19 virus … Continue reading
California and Mississippi Civil Rights in the 1960s Fannie Lou Hamer, 1963, screen shot from “We’ll Never Turn Back” by Harvey Richards Harvey Richards’ civil rights videos document civil rights activists in the early 1960s. Beginning in 1963, Richards cameras … Continue reading
Literary Dialogs with Nina Serrano featuring Johanna Ely Johanna Ely reads from her new book of poems “Postcards from a Dream” on the Literary Dialogs with Nina Serrano series in a wide ranging interview about her poetry. In this time of sheltering … Continue reading