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Balancing the Books
Writer Kevin Sampsell Opens His Wallet
Floating in Space
When Illustration Pays the Bills
Agenda: Arts & Performance, Fall 2014
Your Essential Fall Guide to Portland Culture
Oregon authors
...are releasing books for every taste this year. Here's a sampling of what's on the horizon.
It's Time
TBA: 2014
Tell All
Comics Writer Matt Fraction Reveals the Secrets to His Success
The Complex Audience
Diversity in Portland Theater, Onstage and Off
Continuous Thread of Resistance
Walidah Imarisha on Poetry, Sci-Fi, and Radical Activism
The Hustle
Three Nights in the Life of Stand-Up Amy Miller
Not a Writer's Writer
Charles D'Ambrosio Makes Literature a Better Place
So Long, Amazon
Quitting Amazon Seems Hard. But in Portland, It's Super Easy
Behind the Scenes
Nicole Gladwin Makes Theater Happen
Last Days
The Legacy of Sci-Fi Writer Jay Lake
Profiling Five Portland Art Makers
A novelist, a stage manager, a comic book writer, and more.
Portland's Portraitist
Michael Horwitz Will Draw Your Face
Life in Art
Exploring PAM's Progressive History with Jen Delos Reyes
Time's Gonna Pass
Polly Dugan on Ambiguity, Loss, and How Tin House Taught Her to Write
Profiling Six Portland Art Makers
A comic, a director, a drag queen, and more.
Agenda: Arts & Performance, Spring 2014
Portland's Arts & Performance Guide
Money Is No Object
Theater—Not Just for Rich People!
How to Be Alive Now
Ashley Hollingshead Talks Feminism, Destiny's Child, and Making Her Own Opportunities
The Evolution of Kill Rock Stars
Is Comedy the New Punk Rock?
The Chronology of a Queen
Kaj-anne Pepper on Treating Yourself Like You're Somebody
Prime Directive: Connect
Leo Daedalus Makes the Talk Show He Wanted to See
Spring Book Releases
Titles to Look for from Oregon Authors
Theater Builder
Dámaso Rodriguez Is the New Public Face of Artists Rep
Passion Project
It Only Took 20 Years to Get The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window Staged at OSF
Portland2014
Your Guide to the Portland Biennial
Fact and Fiction
Tom Spanbauer Unpacks His Bags
On Empathy
The Unsettling Sculptures of Tip Toland
Curtis Cook Says What He Wants to Say
One of Our Favorite Young Comics Talks Race, Podcasting, and Portland
Three Steps to Greater Art Appreciation
"The Fact That Art Gets Made at All Is a Humanist Miracle You're Not Fit to Dismiss"
Looking for Connection
NW Dance Project Keeps Sarah Slipper Busy, Busy, Busy
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