Tangren Alexander publications, 1982-2016

The pamphlet contains several articles written between 1982 and 2002 on the subject of the Southern Oregon Women Writers' Group, founded in 1982 by Tangren Alexander, Hannah Blue Heron, zana, Caroline Overman, Ruth Mountaingrove, Sara Heslip, and Zarod Rominski. Book Copyright by Tee A. Corinne.

The pamphlet contains stories by Caroline Overman, Claire Indigo, Hannah Blue Heron, Jan McLaughlin, LaVerne Gagehabib, Sandra Pastorius, Tangren Pearl Time'sChild, Tee Corinne, and zana. Each story has a line drawing illustration. There are advertisements in the back.

"Teaching Philosophy" journal volume 10, number 4, containing articles by Martin Benjamin, Jonathan Jacobs, John Waide, Tangren Alexander, Michael Davis, and James Moulder. The subject matter is on ethics.

The Women's Studies pamphlet identifies the courses, faculty, and the minor available at S.O.S.C.

The presentation notes from the Southern Oregon Women Writer's Group, Gourmet Eating Society and Chorus at the Northwest Women's Studies Association Conference in Portland, Oregon. Moderator was Jean Mountaingrove. Presentors were Tangren Alexander, Tee A. Corinne, Pegasis Touch, Sky, Annie Ocean, Bethroot Gwynn, Hawk Madrone, Nancy Louise, Ni Aodagain, Linda Waller, Diane Maria, Mara.

The presentation notes from the University of Oregon Women's Spring Celebration called "Write Away." Readings and songs by women of the Southern Oregon Women Writer's Group, Gourmet Eating Society, and Chorus. Presenters were Tangren Alexander, Tee Corinne, Sky, Akia Woods, Bethroot Gwynn, Laverne Gagehabib, Hawk Madrone, Ni Aodagain, Diane Maria, Mara, Jan Mc Laughlin, and Jean Mountaingrove.

The women of the Southern Oregon Women Writer's Group, Gourmet Eating Society, and Chorus created the pamphlet of poetry, prose, and songs as part of their celebration and potluck held in Ashland Oregon.

The collected writings from an event called The Flight of the Mind led by Ursula LeGuin.

Tangren Alexander writes about cultural criticism and magic in the voice of an American icon. The focus is on Barbie dolls and cultural assumptions.

A pamphlet of the poetry and prose read at the 20th anniversary of The Southern Oregon Women Writers' Group, Gourmet Eating Society,and Chorus. The Women's History Month event took place in Ashland, Oregon, at Dot and John Fisher-Smith's home. Tee A. Corinne edited the pamphlet.

This publication is theme-driven and meant as a forum for literary and philosophical poetry, and prose. Lori-Anne Parker is the editor.

A pamphlet of the poetry and prose read at the presentation by The Southern Oregon Women Writers' Group, Gourmet Eating Society, and Chorus. The event took place at Camp Low Echo at Lake of the Woods near Ashland, Oregon. Authors included in the pamphlet: Susanne Petermann, Renee Cote, Donna Lee Taylor, Helen Laurence, Ni Aodagain, Marianne Moskowitz, Hawk Madrone, Jean Mountaingrove, Bethroot Gwynn, Fran Carroll, Sandra Pastorius, "Laughing Giraffe," Tee A. Corinne, and Tangren Alexander. Tee A. Corinne compiled the pamphlet.

The pamphlet contains readings presented as part of Woman Love: The Life, Art, and Legacy of Tee Corinne. The event was part of an exhibit at Knight Library, September 29 to December 31, 2008. Authors included in the pamphlet: Tangren Alexander, Jean Mountaingrove, Helen Laurence, Jan McLaughlin, LaVerne Gagehabib, Marianne Moskowitz, Renee Cote, Max Martinie, Donna Taylor, Bethroot Gwynn, Susanne Petermann, Beth Beurkens, and Jane Mara. Southern Oregon Women Writers' Group published the pamphlet in June 2012.

An issue of a journal by and for lesbians titled "Lesbians and Music, Drama, and Art published 2005 by Sinister Wisdom, Inc. Numerous authors present essays and photography.

A pamphlet of readings and art that was created by Tangren Alexander, Renee Cote, Bethroot Gwynn, Helen Laurence, Karen Jordann, Hawk Madrone, Jane Mara, Elana Margot, Barbara Matthews, Marianne Moskowitz, H. Ni Aodagain, Mary Anne Shank, and Ann Southcombe. The pamphlet honors the life and work of Tee Corinne on the tenth anniversary of her death.

Arden Eversmeyer's interview with Tangren Alexander is contained in this transcript. The Old Lesbian Oral Herstory Project sponsored the interview.