Ramon Sender
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At the Center Sender worked with composers Subotnick, Pauline Oliveros, Tony Martin, and Terry Riley. Later Sender was involved with Lou Gottlieb's Morning Star/Wheeler (Ahimsa) Ranch communes and later the Peregrine Foundation (for people "living in or exiting from experimental social groups").
His writings include "Zero Weather", a novel, "Death in Zamora", a book investigating the death of his mother in Franco's Spain, and short stories available on his web site.
His albums include Worldfood (2004, Locust 55)& "Desert Ambulance" (2005, Locust 70).
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