Click to enlarge Photo: Courtesy of Alyssa Persons Cover for Go by Zoje Stage Go, the new novel from Pittsburgh author Zoje Stage, is a psychological thriller that places its main characters and readers in the heart of the Grand Canyon, a place described as both awe-inspiring beauty and a …
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Artist Daren Todd, known for his vibrant colors and abstract work, is our guest artist at the Portland Book Festival 2021. We recently chatted with Daren about his work and what he loves about Portland. You are a musician, songwriter and visual artist. Do these different creative activities inform each …
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In an effort to keep our spectators, artists, volunteers and staff safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, Literary arts will require proof of full COVID-19 vaccination, or one negative test result (within 72 hours) from a healthcare professional, for entry in our events and in-person classes. Masks will also be required …
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PORTLAND OR – The avant-garde and transgender writings of acclaimed author Ursula K. Le Guin, whose novels and short stories have increased appreciation for science fiction and fantasy, are celebrated with a new Forever stamp – the 33rd of the Postal Service Literary Arts series. The stamp was unveiled today …
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Click to enlarge The Comfort Book by Matt Haig Released July 6 via Penguin LifePhilosophy / Inspiration, 272 pages Have you ever written a note to a future me? Author Matt Haig (The midnight library) a, and these notes became his latest version, The Comfort Book – small pieces of …
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Click to enlarge Photo of the CP: Kaycee Orwig Livy Ciotoli and Livy’s Library inside the Black Cat Market Most people put their books on a shelf, maybe a few libraries if they are particularly bibliophiles. Livy Ciotoli stored her books in a warehouse. Eventually, she moved her books to …
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