The Writing Mythby Lea Palmer When one mentions their hobby is writing, people are suitably impressed and immediately begin asking questions. The most common ones, … Read More ›
Category: Victor Antoine Moitoret (Author)
< Campane, Number 72 | Campane, Number 74 > Current and Topicalby Harold Segal The active members of the National Amateur Press Association have three … Read More ›
Victoryby Dora Hepner Moitoret A dull grey mist, and a blindnessOf tears, of doubt and despair;A tingling of warmth and a kindnessA thrill through the … Read More ›
Mountains Finally Show Up for Vic and Ro!By Victor Antoine Moitoret Yes, Virginia, there really are some Olympic Mountains. We spent three days up close … Read More ›
Away With Mud-slingingby Victor A. Moitoret The reign of the house of Babcock ended with the 60th annual convention at Oakland. At that time, all … Read More ›
The Latchstring Is Outby Dorrie Hepner Moitoret We have been spending considerable time here at 658 Santa Ray Avenue polishing up our best and most … Read More ›
Troubleby Mary Morgan Ware TroubleIs a passingCloud, with a silver rimAnd golden lining, to teach usPatience. Members Issue ‘Dailies’ The latest journalistic attempts of three … Read More ›
Ralph W. Babcock, Jr. – The Richelieu of the N. A. P. A.by Virginia Winkelman Have you ever read a history of Cardinal Richelieu in … Read More ›
Visiting San Diego to attend a reunion with his Naval Academy shipmates, Vic Moitoret, Rowena and Alan found time to tarry in El Cajon long … Read More ›
In The Flesh PERHAPS Tom Whitbread will come, since so many of his friends have been writing and calling to ask about him. And lo, … Read More ›