This episode of The Archive Project features authors Maile Meloy and Claire Messud in conversation at 2017’s Portland’s Book Festival. In this conversation, titled “Innocence Lost,” the authors discuss their newest works, Do Not Become Alarmed and The Burning Girl, both of which explore what it means to be innocent and what happens when that innocence seems to disappear.
We’re thrilled to introduce the 2019 Oregon Literary Fellowship recipients with individual features on our blog! Out-of-state judges spent several months evaluating the 400+ applications we received, and selected thirteen writers and two
The deadline for submitting books to the 2017 Oregon Book Awards is Friday, August 26, 2016. In the meantime, we’re sharing the judge’s comments on the 2016 finalists from each category. Remember that the
[by Peter Rinko] WEEK 1: Liber Primus Ahhhh, the midlife crisis. Dads rekindling their youth with flame-red sports cars, much younger second wives, diamond-stud earrings winking at you from a
[by Alex Behr] SEPTEMBER 5: The new Delve series begins with the four Rabbit novels of John Updike—a study in how one guy could be so damned prolific. Eight of
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