Column in Boca Raton News reports on Richard Grayson's appearance at National League of American Pen Women Writers' Workshop in Boca Raton

On April 25, 1983, Marie Tone's column in The Boca Raton News reported on a writers' workshop in Boca Raton sponsored by the local chapter of the National League of American Pen Women:

Richard Grayson, a fiction writer of short stories, entertained the audience with wit and humor on his personal experiences in the field of fiction writing.

Boca Raton News article on Richard Grayson's appearance at National League of American Pen Women Writers' Workshop in Boca Raton

On April 11, 1983, The Boca Raton News reports on Richard Grayson's appearance leading a writers' workshop in Boca Raton sponsored by the local chapter of the National League of American Pen Women.

Library Journal reviews Richard Grayson's I BRAKE FOR DELMORE SCHWARTZ: "Highly Recommended"

Library Journal reviews Richard Grayson's I Brake for Delmore Schwartz on page 839 in its April 15, 1983 issue:


Grayson, Richard. I Brake for Delmore Schwartz
Zephyr Pr., 13 Robinson St., Somerville, Ma 02145
Apr. 1983. c. 94p. LC 82-63067. ISBN 0-939010-04-6.
$9.95; pap. ISBN 0-939010-03-8. $4.95 F

Forget the title. Forget the introduction. Both are far too cute. But Grayson is a fabulous storyteller and stand-up talker. His stories are short and anecdotal and rely upon captivating the reader immediately; then they sort of swim along, like a heavy bedtime story. Yet, Grayson can make us believe we are listening to something as outrageous as the voice of a dead United States President's cold. It works. We become a party to a benign assassination as we hear the cold alternately brag and confess. Grayson can be harsh and, at times, self-indulgent and completely without taste. Yet, his intelligence and imagination are fine. Highly recommended.
—Page Edwards, formerly with MIT Libs.