Vistas & Byways Fall 2015

  • Welcome
  • Focus
  • Table of Contents
    • Fiction >
      • State Birds of the South
      • Two Characters in Search of an Exit
      • Selling Dreams
      • Pacific Standard Time
      • Sorrow’s Memory Is Sorrow Still
    • Nonfiction >
      • I Slept through 9-11
      • Passages
      • Detroit Welcome
      • On the Road
      • It's Been Forty Years
      • El Batey
      • Over the Rainbow
      • Motherhood
      • Not My War
      • Hidden Child
      • Nocturne
    • Poetry >
      • Death Gets a Makeover
      • Arachnophobia
      • Love Letter to a Poetess
      • Marilyn Monroe Syndrome
      • Or Maybe . . .
      • Dust to Dust
      • Morning Meditation
      • Next
      • Someone
      • A Dead Husband
      • Remembrances of the Second War
      • Lula Nunn’s Last Breath
      • White Hand Waving
      • Evening in Paris/Home in LA
    • Bay Area Stew >
      • Behind the Green Door
      • The Real San Francisco
      • Top Dog
      • At Home with the Homeless
      • Seeing Pacifica Beach
    • Inside OLLI >
      • An Interview with Sarah Broderick, Instructor
      • Star
      • Polar Bear Sighted on Golden Gate Bridge
      • Sister Theresa and the Evil Patrol
      • Wolfgang
      • The Making of a Flarf Poem
      • Ruminations on Rutabagas
    • V&B Forum
  • Contributors
  • Submissions
  • About Us
  • Staff and Contacts
  • LATEST V&B ISSUE
  • Welcome
  • Focus
  • Table of Contents
    • Fiction >
      • State Birds of the South
      • Two Characters in Search of an Exit
      • Selling Dreams
      • Pacific Standard Time
      • Sorrow’s Memory Is Sorrow Still
    • Nonfiction >
      • I Slept through 9-11
      • Passages
      • Detroit Welcome
      • On the Road
      • It's Been Forty Years
      • El Batey
      • Over the Rainbow
      • Motherhood
      • Not My War
      • Hidden Child
      • Nocturne
    • Poetry >
      • Death Gets a Makeover
      • Arachnophobia
      • Love Letter to a Poetess
      • Marilyn Monroe Syndrome
      • Or Maybe . . .
      • Dust to Dust
      • Morning Meditation
      • Next
      • Someone
      • A Dead Husband
      • Remembrances of the Second War
      • Lula Nunn’s Last Breath
      • White Hand Waving
      • Evening in Paris/Home in LA
    • Bay Area Stew >
      • Behind the Green Door
      • The Real San Francisco
      • Top Dog
      • At Home with the Homeless
      • Seeing Pacifica Beach
    • Inside OLLI >
      • An Interview with Sarah Broderick, Instructor
      • Star
      • Polar Bear Sighted on Golden Gate Bridge
      • Sister Theresa and the Evil Patrol
      • Wolfgang
      • The Making of a Flarf Poem
      • Ruminations on Rutabagas
    • V&B Forum
  • Contributors
  • Submissions
  • About Us
  • Staff and Contacts
  • LATEST V&B ISSUE

About Us

Vistas & Byways is a new online literary magazine created by and for members of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at San Francisco State University (OLLI at SF State).

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide a creative outlet for the students who attend classes in our vibrant community of learners, and to encourage others to join us in giving voice to their own creative energy. The experience and knowledge of our student body, nurtured by the unique San Francisco Bay Area’s rich literary tradition, is the foundation on which our publication rests.

Who We Are

Vistas & Byways will be published concurrent with OLLI at SF State course sessions (Fall, Spring, Summer). We invite you to join our community of new, not-so-new, and established writers. See the Submission Guidelines posted on this website.

The Vistas & Byways Production Team is comprised of an all-volunteer staff who are members of OLLI at SF State. Please contact us with your questions, comments, and suggestions using the box on the Staff and Contacts  page. If you are interested in helping with the publication of future issues, we need volunteers with interest and skill in a variety of areas (administrative, editorial, publicity, marketing, website construction, and graphic arts). For further information and to apply to join our staff for the Spring 2016 issue, please see our online Volunteer Interest Form.

About OLLI at SF State

OLLI at SF State is an active community of peers age 50 and up engaged in learning through classes, interest groups, and events at the SF State downtown and main campuses. Stimulating and provocative six-week courses provide personal and social enrichment, taught by current and retired SF State professors and other experts. Details about the current course schedule can be found on the olli.sfsu.edu webpage.

OLLI at SF State was founded in 2003.  Decisions about the curriculum and programming are made by a nine-member volunteer council, elected by fellow OLLI at SF State members, in partnership with the Program Director. Funding is provided in part by the Bernard Osher Foundation.
 
Join our open and nurturing OLLI at SF State community of instructors and lifelong learners committed to the joy of learning. All membership packages are valid for one year from your membership start date. If you have any questions about membership packages or course registration, please contact Gwen Sanderson, Program Director: email - 
OLLI@sfsu.edu; phone - 415-817-4243.  ​
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