The late Marianne Ware retired from teaching English and Creative Writing at Santa Rosa Junior College. She received her MFA degree from Vermont College in 1984 and began a twenty-year teaching career at SRJC. She was a founder of the Russian River Writers’ Guild and fostered its twenty-five-year-long reading series, the first literary venue in Sonoma County. She published poetry, fiction and non-fiction in more than a hundred literary magazines, anthologies and tabloids.She was known as the "grand madame of belles lettres, the epistolary packin' momma and mentor of countless Sonoma County writers."

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Guerneville

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The Meaning of Water

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Poetry

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