SCHOLIA SATYRICA features Richard Grayson's story "The Unexamined Life"

Richard Grayson's story "The Unexamined Life" appears in the current (Spring/Summer 1978) issue of Scholia Satyrica, the satire magazine published at the University of South Florida.

Sunday Afternoon in Gramercy Park: Bread Loaf Scholars Richard Grayson, J. Garrett Glover and Tom Nevins reading at the National Arts Club

Today, Sunday, April 2, 1978, at 3 p.m., the National Arts Club presented a reading by the winners of the 1977 NAC Literary Scholarships to the Bread Loaf Writers Conference at Middlebury College, Vermont: J. Garrett Glover, Richard Grayson and Tom Nevins. The reading was followed by an informal reception.

Richard Grayson reviews Brad Gooch's THE DAILY NEWS in NORTHEAST RISING SUN

Richard Grayson reviews Brad Gooch's The Daily News in Northeast Rising Sun, Volume 2, Number 8/9 (1977).

Ottawa Citizen Columnist Mentions Fiction by Richard Grayson Featured in Writ Magazine

Today, Tuesday, August 16, 1977, The Ottawa Citizen's "Magazines" columnist Richard Labonte published a column, "Mundane fiction, infrequent flair and poety," praising Richard Grayson's fiction along with three other contributors, in Writ 8 as standing out as "carefully crafted commpared to the fevered droppings of too many young ficion writers."

Richard Grayson's story "Roman Buildings" in Fall 1976 SNAKEROOTS

Richard Grayson's short story "Roman Buildings" appears in the current (Fall 1976) issue of Snakeroots.


Snakeroots is published twice a year and edited by Tobin Simon, Liberal Arts & Sciences, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York 11205.

Richard Grayson's story "Reflections on a Village Rosh Hashona 1969" in TRANSATLANTIC REVIEW No. 57 (October 1976)

Richard Grayson's short story "Reflections on a Village Rosh Hashona 1969" appears on pages 166-171 of the October 1976 issue, number 57 of The Transatlantic Review.

Richard Grayson's story "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life" in BACHY #8 (Fall 1976)

Richard Grayson's story "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life" appears in the latest issue, #8 of BACHY, Fall 1976, on pages 23-25.

BACHY is a literary magazine published by Papa Bach Paperbacks, 11217 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Los Angeles, California 90025.



Other writers appearing in this issue are Clarence Major, Lyn Lifshin, D.E. Steward, Christine Zawidiwsky, Peter Nicoletta, Dan Raphael, Patricia Eakins, and Jack Grapes.

Graduation from Brooklyn College with M.F.A. in Creative Writing

Today, June 23, 1976, Richard Grayson graduated from Brooklyn College with the degree of Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing.

Richard Grayson letter in The New York Times: "Sweet 'n Low"

Richard Grayson has a letter in the New York Times today (Sunday, December 14, 1975), about the ingredients of Sweet 'n Low.

Graduation from Richmond College/CUNY with M.A. in English

Today, August 31, 1975, Richard Grayson graduated from Richmond College (later The College of Staten Island), CUNY, with an M.A. in English.

New Writers publishes "Rampant Burping" by Richard Grayson in Volume II, Number 3

New Writers has published Richard Grayson's short story "Rampant Burping" in Volume II, Number 3.

New York Times Publishes Op-Ed Article by Linda Konner, "Owning Isn't Everything"

Today, Friday, April 5, 1974, The New York Times published Linda Konner's op-ed article, "Owning Isn't Everything."

Graduation from Brooklyn College with B.A. in Political Science

Today, June 5, 1973, Richard Grayson graduated magna cum laude from Brooklyn College with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.

Brooklyn College Kingsman publishes Richard Grayson's "Memoirs of a Miami 'Non-Delegate,'" his account of the 1972 Democratic National Convention

The Brooklyn College Kingsman today (Friday, September 15, 1972) featured Richard Grayson's "Memoirs of a Miami 'Non-Delegate,'" his account of experiences at the 1972 Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach.

May 1971 leaflet calling for Brooklyn College students to rally at Union Square to protest CUNY budget cuts

Using Press-Type stencils, cut-and-paste from a Smith-Corona typewriter, and a mimeograph machine, we created a leaflet for Brooklyn College student government's Mugwump Party calling for BC students to attend a Union Square rally at noon on Thursday, May 8, 1971, to protest proposed budget cuts to the City University of New York by Mayor Lindsay.