Email Author Naomi Zeveloff

2007 Stories by Naomi Zeveloff

• What the Puck?

  published November 22, 2007

  My freshman year at Colorado College was peppered with disappointing social exchanges. I didn't like keggers quite as much as I'd imagined, and... More >>

• Write Field

  published November 8, 2007

  Soccer and poetry might go together like outdoor kids and indoor kids, but one local after-school program is making the combination work.... More >>

• Motion Picture

  published October 18, 2007

  Today's FastFilm Festival in Boulder is so quickly paced that filmmakers will enjoy just ten minutes of fame rather than the requisite... More >>

• Sweet Moves

  published October 11, 2007

  Although this show is titled 3D: Dance, Drinks, Desserts, the performance won't give you indigestion. Put on by Denver's Kim Robards... More >>

• Storytime

  published October 11, 2007

  An inventor of jelly-bean erasers and glow-in-the-dark books leaves home, only to discover that his family is his true inspiration. A... More >>

• Pour Some Sugar On

  published September 27, 2007

  The beet takes center stage in Mead. The town of Mead, around 35 miles north of Denver, is steeped in sugar-beet history. It was founded more than... More >>

• Tummy Time

  published September 6, 2007

  When I was ten, I thought I'd make a career out of belly dancing. I was the hula-hoop queen of my neighborhood, after all, and the... More >>

• Novel Idea

  published August 23, 2007

  Although Teague Bohlen's book The Pull of the Earth is set in Illinois, the backcloth of the story might as well be rural Colorado. The... More >>

• Ollie!

  published August 2, 2007

  While today's Spare Parts event is thrown together by teenagers and their advocates, it's not a haphazard hodgepodge. The skateboarding... More >>

• A Real Stretch

  published August 2, 2007

  Ever heard the sound of yoga? And no, not the grunting noise that comes with down-dogging. If you listen to local music therapist Susan Hess,... More >>

• Song of Herself

  published January 18, 2007

  A good torch song should make your heart weep. Think a glittery-dressed woman lounging on top of a piano, crooning about lost love. Now envision... More >>