Joshua James Amberson
Joshua James Amberson's work has appeared in The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Rumpus, and Tin House, among others. He's the author of the chapbook Everyday Mythologies on Two Plum Press, and he's currently working on a young adult novel about memory loss and a collection of essays about eyeballs.
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Karl Blau Gets a Little Bit Country
The Experimental Songwriter Makes His Foray into Accessibility on Introducing
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Fonograf Editions’ All-Vinyl Library
A New Record Label (for Writers) Debuts with Eileen Myles
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A.M. O’Malley: Experimental in a Good Way
The Portland Author’s Expecting Something Else Defies Genre
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Playwright Tanya Barfield Lets the Ghosts In
The Deceptive Simplicity of The Blue Door
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Diane Williams’ Rich Kid Lit
The Author’s Latest Is Gloriously Unconventional—But What’s with All the Product Placement?
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Portland Writer Dao Strom Gives the Past a Soundtrack
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From a Tent in the Wallowas, a Gallery of Decay
Justin Hocking on Book Arts, Memoir, and Global Warming
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Teen Angst Turned Inward in See You in the Morning
Mairead Case’s Novel Blurs Lines Between YA and Literary Fiction
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Alicia Jo Rabins Goes to Divinity School
In Her Expansive New Book, Life Is a Messy Cartoon