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Books Sep 15 12:52 PM

2022 Portland Book Festival Author Highlights: Selma Blair, Kate Beaton, and (Of Course) Lidia Yuknavitch

"Ghetto Gastro Presents Black Power Kitchen" authors Jon Gray, Pierre Serrao, and Lester Walker will appear in conversation with Gregory Gourdet.

Suzette Smith

Books Aug 9 11:00 AM

Kevin Sampsell’s Creative Chopping Block

I Made An Accident collects darkly humorous collages from a celebrated Portland author

Andrew Jankowski

Books Aug 2 11:00 AM

Killer Prophets?

Leah Sottile's When the Moon Turns to Blood Examines Mormon Extremism at the Roots of Alleged Murders

Rich Smith

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Books Jul 29 1:43 PM

Floating World Comics Is Moving Out of Old Town... to the Mall

After 16 years downtown, the comics culture hub moves into the Lloyd Center Mall's burgeoning arts district.

Suzette Smith

Books Jul 13 11:56 AM

Portland Poet Matthew Dickman Airs His Cleanly Folded Laundry

Husbandry is his most focused collection of poems to date.

Suzette Smith

Lidia Yuknavitch Q & A: Portland's Proud Misfit Author on Her Novel <i>Thrust</i>, Climate Change, and Keeping Creativity Flowing

Books Jun 28 2:07 PM

Lidia Yuknavitch Q & A: Portland's Proud Misfit Author on Her Novel Thrust, Climate Change, and Keeping Creativity Flowing

Emma Pattee

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Books Jun 21 2:30 PM

Portland Downtown Central Library Will Close for Three Months in August

Suzette Smith

Books Jun 1 12:15 PM

Oregon’s Mark O. Hatfield Was a Fascinating Political Figure—But in a New Biography, He’s a Snooze

Joe Streckert

Books May 13 11:39 AM

Here's Why We're Stoked to See Oregon Poet Laureate Anis Mojgani Stay On for Two More Years

Suzette Smith

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Robert Evans’ <i>After the Revolution</i>: A Vision of a Splintered US Future (With Nudist Cyborg Super-Soldiers)

Books May 3 12:00 PM

Robert Evans’ After the Revolution: A Vision of a Splintered US Future (With Nudist Cyborg Super-Soldiers)

Joe Streckert

Where to Find the Second Printing of <I>Changing the Narrative</I>, PSU’s Comics Collection about Homeless Experience

Books Mar 14 3:25 PM

Where to Find the Second Printing of Changing the Narrative, PSU’s Comics Collection about Homeless Experience

Suzette Smith

Book Review: <i>Rajneeshpuram</i> Digs Into the Behind-the-Scenes Dirt of the '80s Oregon Rajneesh Cult

Books Mar 11 12:34 PM

Book Review: Rajneeshpuram Digs Into the Behind-the-Scenes Dirt of the '80s Oregon Rajneesh Cult

Joe Streckert

Books Mar 8 3:11 PM

Whole Lotta Portlanders Nominated for the 2022 Oregon Book Awards—Here Are the Finalists

Suzette Smith

People Want to Read <i>Changing the Narrative</i>, PSU's Graphic Novel Comic Collection About Student Homelessness

Books Mar 7 10:06 AM

People Want to Read Changing the Narrative, PSU's Graphic Novel Comic Collection About Student Homelessness

Joe Streckert

Books Dec 8 11:39 AM

Q&A: Portland Author Stacy Brewster on Masculinity and Aging Queer Joy

Emme Lund

In <em>A Dream of a Woman</em>, Casey Plett Crafts Trans Stories Rooted in Portland

Books Nov 15 9:54 AM

In A Dream of a Woman, Casey Plett Crafts Trans Stories Rooted in Portland

Elanor Broker

Books Nov 12 9:46 AM

Fetch Your Monocle! The Portland Book Festival Is Bringing In-Person Author Events Back!

Megan Burbank

Books Nov 5 10:00 AM

Virtual Picks for the Portland Book Festival: Brandon Taylor, Maggie Nelson, Witches, and More

Aliya Hall

Books

"Ghetto Gastro Presents Black Power Kitchen" authors Jon Gray, Pierre Serrao, and Lester Walker will appear in conversation with Gregory Gourdet.

I Made An Accident collects darkly humorous collages from a celebrated Portland author

Leah Sottile's When the Moon Turns to Blood Examines Mormon Extremism at the Roots of Alleged Murders

After 16 years downtown, the comics culture hub moves into the Lloyd Center Mall's burgeoning arts district.

Husbandry is his most focused collection of poems to date.

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