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Daniel Dietz’s Rare and Used: Adventures of a Book Scout’s Apprentice is a delightful, uplifting page-turner that also poses significant questions central to the human … Continue reading
Five blocks from Steve Law’s home in Southeast Portland lies Mount Tabor. Law goes hiking there a few times a week and served as chairman … Continue reading
Few eras of modern history have been romanticized by later generations the way that the late 1960s through the early 1980s have. Between the literature, … Continue reading
In his recently published memoir, Often in the Right Place: The Education of an Anarchist, Eugene’s own anarcho-primitivist philosopher details an exchange that took place … Continue reading
Eugene-born Kenny Cox was once the best high school wrestler in the nation, winning five Junior National titles, 10 Oregon championships and the 1997 ASICS … Continue reading
Burning the Forest Service ranger station in Oakridge, torching a ski resort, releasing wild horses, sabotaging powerlines and burning SUVs at what was a Joe … Continue reading
The first copy of Northwest Review came out in 1957. In its pages was Ken Kesey’s first published work, a short story titled “The First … Continue reading
More than 33 years ago, Peter Ogura was working for a legal publisher in San Francisco, struggling to stay awake during what he describes as … Continue reading
River Road: The Anthology grew out of the River Road Reading program and includes literary works on such topics as love and loss, humility and … Continue reading
Land, how it shapes us and how we shape it, will be the connective tissue at a dual author event on Saturday when novelist Kathy … Continue reading