Literary Arts
Julia Stoops’s Parts Per Million (Forest Avenue, 2018) wonderfully recaptures the spirit of Old Portland…
When I arrived to meet Craig Florence of Mother Foucault’s Bookshop, the front counter I…
Chrys Tobey is a feminist poet who does not take herself too seriously. In her…
Portland poet Carl Adamshick captures striking microcosms of human nature in everyday places, surfacing beauty…
Obsessing over the word “Mammother,” which he made up, Zachary Schomburg set…
Wordstock: Saturday, November 11 from 9 AM – 6 PM at the Portland Art Museum (1219…
Memoirs can be tricky. Sometimes the author can conveniently leave out details that are either…
Gigi Little is the mad scientist behind City of Weird (Forest Avenue Press, 2016), a…
Storyteller Nikole Potulsky bridges the gap between the songwriter and the essayist on her latest…