Cool and Hot
Q&A with celebrated PNW writer Debra Gwartney
When Eugene Weekly gave me the chance to do a piece for this year’s Winter Reading issue, I knew exactly whom I wanted to talk … Continue reading
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CH-UT-ZP-AH
Sen. Ron Wyden’s book It Takes Chutzpah won’t work unless you use it
By Grace Mangali At 6’4, all in the legs, Sen. Ron Wyden’s dream seat is not in the cushy chairs of a congressional meeting or … Continue reading
Local Bookstores to Feed Your Soul
Looking at Eugene bookstores and what they have to offer
Cozying up with a good book, a hot drink and a blanket is something of a lost art. So too is turning to books for … Continue reading
Journalist and Senator
Years of research on the often untold legacy of Richard Neuberger
A “forgotten figure” is how author Stephen Forrester describes Richard Neuberger, the Oregon journalist and senator who confidently brought his democratic views to this then-conservative … Continue reading
Book Fair!
Eugene book festival celebrates 25 years
The Authors & Artists Fair is bringing 52 authors to Eugene for an autograph party on Saturday, Dec. 13 at the Lane Events Center. Admission … Continue reading
Winter Reading
Book nerds, unite!
Ursula Le Guin, Ken Kesey, Beverly Cleary, Cheryl Strayed, Barry Lopez, William Stafford, Chuck Palahniuk … Oregon is and has been home to literary luminaries, … Continue reading
It wouldn’t be Christmas without tea
‘O Christmas Tea: A British Comedy’ puts the tea in Christmas
Jamesy (Alastair Knowles) and James (Aaron Malkin) have a Christmas wish: they want to gift the entire world tea. A letter is sent off to … Continue reading
A Warm Winter’s Night
Halie Loren celebrates the season and new music at Art House in Eugene
Halie Loren performs holiday favorites, original songs and winter-themed selections at Art House on Friday, Dec. 5, celebrating “The Bells Were Silent,” her new single … Continue reading
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Turns 50: A Celebration
One of the highest regarded films of all time will be celebrated Dec. 6
“And the Oscar goes to…” at the 48th Academy Awards in 1976, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975) achieved a feat that only two … Continue reading
‘Oh, What a Beautiful Morning’
The sounds of Oklahoma! echo through The Shedd
Let’s say you happen to hear the first five words of the song, “Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’.” What are you hearing and who is … Continue reading