Outdoors

John Williams is an avid lover of Cascadian wilderness. He has extensive hiking experience including all of Oregon's section of the Pacific Crest Trail. John is currently studying Recreation Resource Management at Oregon State University.

John Williams is an avid lover of Cascadian wilderness. He has extensive hiking experience including all of Oregon's section of the Pacific Crest Trail. John is currently studying Recreation Resource Management at Oregon State University.

John Williams is an avid lover of Cascadian wilderness. He has extensive hiking experience including all of Oregon's section of the Pacific Crest Trail. John is currently studying Recreation Resource Management at Oregon State University.

John Williams is an avid lover of Cascadian wilderness. He has extensive hiking experience including all of Oregon's section of the Pacific Crest Trail. John is currently studying Recreation Resource Management at Oregon State University.

John Williams is an avid lover of Cascadian wilderness. He has extensive hiking experience including all of Oregon's section of the Pacific Crest Trail. John is currently studying Recreation Resource Management at Oregon State University.

John Williams is an avid lover of Cascadian wilderness. He has extensive hiking experience including all of Oregon's section of the Pacific Crest Trail. John is currently studying Recreation Resource Management at Oregon State University.

Dante Zúñiga-West is an Afro-Latino writer and outdoorsman known to some as “The Backwoods Blaxican.” He grew up in the suburbs of Los Angeles and now makes his home in Oregon. His fiction has been published in various literary journals. His novel Rumble Young Man Rumble is awaiting publication in 2014, on Black Coffee Press.

Dante Zúñiga-West is an Afro-Latino writer and outdoorsman known to some as “The Backwoods Blaxican.” He grew up in the suburbs of Los Angeles and now makes his home in Oregon. His fiction has been published in various literary journals. His novel Rumble Young Man Rumble is awaiting publication in 2014, on Black Coffee Press.

Patrick Newson writes freelance for the Eugene Weekly, he spends his nights bleeding ink and his days sweating wine.