Peter Graham / His Life

For more formal matters you should start at my home page. This present page is a light version of PG personal and informal information -- that obviously doesn't mean private, however, as it is here for all to see. This page and pages linked to it are served by a Syracuse University server, as I am a staff member there. I am grateful, but SU has no responsibility for this page or for materials linked to from here. See the standard disclaimer (you really should :-) ).

Personal Links

If you get lucky, you might find me at work.	2003-4 PG Health Issues. From 12/03.
Rae and Billy's Wedding, and related matters	Directions to Syracuse and to our home (to come).
Syracuse/Onondaga County NAACP.	No, this is not the entrance to E.S.Bird Library. PG's press activities (and some of Lew's).
Help.

Photos:

PG Work-related images (sometimes the relationship is dubious):

• Me and Salman: Sam Gorovitz (SU Philosophy Dept.), PG, Dympna Callaghan (SU English Dept.) and Salman Rushdie, at lunch March, 2002 (photo Steve Sartori, SU).
• In July, 1997 I gave a talk at the Rare Book School of the University of Virginia, and took a picture of the audience (and others). (9/18/97)
• Here is a gif picture of me, 56KB, standing on the rear steps of the Wellington, NZ Public Library in April, 1994.
• PG at the Delaware Memorial Bridge toll plaza, ca. 1989, 76KB (gif).
• Staff and PG photos at Rutgers, ca. 1997-1998.

Family pictures:

• A picture of the Graham family, from February 1996 (standing in front of a painting of Lew's) (11/18/96).
• Here is a jpeg picture of Lew, me, Rae and Andrew, at A's h.s. graduation about 1991; 60KB.

Miscellaneous texts:

• Robert Pinsky has an interesting analogy of poetry and computers. (1 Dec. 1997)
• The Skinhead Hamlet, which I found in January, 1994, is no longer available here, due to popular disgust.
• Fragment of a Greek Tragedy, by A. E. Housman, kindly placed on the net by Jim O'Donnell (then Prof. of Classical Studies, Univ. of Pennsylvania). (4/6/95)

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This page last updated December 5, 2003 .