Books
Henderson’s book explores the thrills and chills of Oregon’s pending tsunami
How art saved a soldier
Standup comedian Moshe Kasher explores the dark underbelly of comedy — belly laughs ensue
Moshe Kasher
About the Author
William Kennedy is a freelance writer, professional pop-culture nerd, and bookseller at the U of O Bookstore. He lives in Eugene with his wife and daughter who politely accommodate his obsession with Doctor Who. His work can be read in the Eugene Weekly and Eugene Magazine.
A detailed and humorous look at weed’s straight sister
About the Author
Associate Editor and Reporter
Camilla Mortensen is associate editor and reporter at Eugene Weekly. She is also a folklorist and a community college and university instructor. She has two horses, an assortment of dogs, and lives in a 1975 Airstream trailer. Sometimes all these details collide in unforeseen ways.
Mr. Bud’s Pot Smoking Games offers alternative pastimes for chronic fans
Pussy Riot biographer Masha Gessen to present at UO
About the Author
William Kennedy is a freelance writer, professional pop-culture nerd, and bookseller at the U of O Bookstore. He lives in Eugene with his wife and daughter who politely accommodate his obsession with Doctor Who. His work can be read in the Eugene Weekly and Eugene Magazine.
Morrissey’s Autobiography is the royal me
About the Author
William Kennedy is a freelance writer, professional pop-culture nerd, and bookseller at the U of O Bookstore. He lives in Eugene with his wife and daughter who politely accommodate his obsession with Doctor Who. His work can be read in the Eugene Weekly and Eugene Magazine.
UO grad Robert K. Elder discusses his new book, The Best Films You’ve Never Seen
Mink River author Doyle at downtown library
About the Author
Associate Editor and Reporter
Camilla Mortensen is associate editor and reporter at Eugene Weekly. She is also a folklorist and a community college and university instructor. She has two horses, an assortment of dogs, and lives in a 1975 Airstream trailer. Sometimes all these details collide in unforeseen ways.
Eugene author teaches young adult fiction
