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Books Archive

Not Trump

Books 3 months ago

A Promised Land by Barack Obama. Crown Publishing, $45. A Promised Land reads like Barack Obama is speaking to you — in that unique way the … Continue reading →

Mystery and Suspense

ArtsBooks 3 months ago

Best Laid Plans by Gwen Florio. Severn House, $28.99. Nora Best is about to embark on a great adventure with her husband, traveling the country … Continue reading →

Trumpery

Books 3 months ago

Rage by Bob Woodward. Simon & Schuster, $27.95. For all of the books out there on Trump, Bob Woodward’s reporting will most likely be the … Continue reading →

“Lamina”

A short story by Eliza Master   

ArtsBooks 4 months ago

Now Johnny’s gone. Tyana texts from the window sill. Her legs dangle outside. She won’t tell Max where Johnny went. An updraft blows her skirt … Continue reading →

Master of Horror

Just in time for Halloween, Eliza Master talks about the benefits of a really horrible imagination 

Books 4 months ago

The great thing about reading horror stories, Eliza Master says, is that they allow us to explore our darkest impulses without actually having to do … Continue reading →

Addicted

A Seattle singer-songwriter faces the music three decades after Cobain

Books 8 months ago

The Seattle music scene of the ’90s that gave rise to a slew of now legendary bands — Nirvana, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, to name … Continue reading →

Essential Reading

Books can guide us through a time of reckoning and awakening

Books 9 months ago

In 2003, at the age of 92, revolutionary philosopher and activist Grace Lee Boggs delivered an impassioned speech titled “These are the times to grow … Continue reading →

Show, Don’t Read

Oregon names a new poet laureate. Expect to be energized.

ArtsBooks 10 months ago

Oregon has a new official poet laureate. On May 4, Anis Mojgani became the 10th poet to enjoy that slightly archaic-sounding title — and the … Continue reading →

Trauma and Transformation

Eugene author releases second novel while under quarantine

Books 10 months ago

When Eugene writer Marjorie Celona was working on their (Celona prefers they/them pronouns)  first best-selling novel, 2012’s Y, they used money earned from teaching to … Continue reading →

Libraries Are (Virtually) Here for You in COVID-19

Here's a round up of the library resources you can access while socially distant

BlogBooks 10 months ago

With schools operating virtually, resources may seem scarce but the libraries in our community are helping actively. Here is a list of services being offered … Continue reading →

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Eugene Concert Choir – Beatles Forever

Hult Center for the Performing Arts • 7:30 pm • Tickets→

CalendarMusic
Apr18

NOTE: RESCHEDULED The performance of “Beatles Forever” originally scheduled for May 2 has been rescheduled and will now occur on July 18. Patrons with tickets … Continue reading →

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