Poet Charlotte Muse reads from new collection

Eight decades ago, a dying woman breathed new life into a vanishing world - that of the native Mutsun tribe of Indians who lived in the central coastal region of California.

[Josephine Ruelas]

Congratulations on this great idea on comments.
I am particularly interested regarding Charlotte
Muse collection. Thanks.

[Josephine Ruelas]

Charlotte Muse collection is highly recommended, Please inform where it can be read, Thanks

[Charlotte Muse]

Josephine Ruelas wrote:

Charlotte Muse collection is highly recommended, Please inform where it can be read, Thanks

My chapbook is available at Kepler's Books in Menlo Park, or if you reply to this comment with your e-mail address, I could arrange to send one to you.

[Charlotte Muse]

I'm sorry -- I didn't understand how this forum works, and I see that I can't ask someone for their e-mail address. I don't know how I could contact you to let you know the information you wanted, so I'll just say that if you're interested, this book is available,as I've said, at Kepler's or also at the Galeria Tonantzin in San Juan Bautista.

Also, I don't live in Santa Rosa, but that's another issue.

[Charlotte Muse]

I now have a website: < charlottemuse.net >, in case you want any more information. Thanks for your interest in my work.- Charlotte Muse

[Charlotte Muse]

Josephine Ruelas wrote:

Charlotte Muse collection is highly recommended, Please inform where it can be read, Thanks

Thank you for your interest in my work. If you go to my website, < charlottemuse.net >, you'll see how to order it. The book has now also been made into a beautiful handmade letterpress edition by the Chester Creek Press. Here's a link to a review of it:http://www.warrendixon.com/ letterpress/the-chester-creek- press. It's also available on my website.- Charlotte Muse