Thought this may interest some:

SALMON, DAMS, AND WE THE PEOPLE
An evening with David James Duncan
April 29, 2004
Doors open at 6:00 pm for book signing, silent auction, and light refreshments
Program begins at 7:30 pm
Town Hall
Eighth and Seneca, Seattle (1119 Eighth Avenue)

Special appearance by Yvon Chouinard, owner/founder of Patagonia

David James Duncan is the author of The River Why and The Brothers K, and a
collection of memoir and short stories, River Teeth. His most recent book,
My Story as Told by Water, won the Western States Book Award and was
nominated for the 2001 National Book Award. Duncan has read and lectured
all over the United States on wilderness, the writing life, the nonmonastic
contemplative life, the fly fishing life, and nonreligious literature of
faith.

Tickets are $10, and are available at:
Elliott Bay Book Company (206) 624-6600, Patagonia (206) 622-9700, or at
the door. Event sponsored by Patagonia. Proceeds from ticket sales and
silent auction will benefit Save Our Wild Salmon (www.wildsalmon.org). For
more information about the event, contact Darcie Larson at Save Our Wild
Salmon (206) 286-4455 x10, or darcie@wildsalmon.org.

Silent auction featuring Patagonia products, Outdoor Odysseys Sea Kayaking
Tours, professionally guided Olympic Peninsula fly fishing trips, Sage fly
rod, Outcast Lake Cat 7000 Pontoon Boat from Kaufmann's Streamborn, Kelty,
Dana Design, Maxim Climbing Rope, Outdoor Research, KAVU, Ex Officio,
Turtle Fur, Vasque, Chaco, Wilderness Press, Montrail, Marmot, prAna, and
much more!