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Portland journalist Rebecca Grant Explores Abortion Rights in “Access: Inside the Abortion Underground and the Sixty-Year Battle for Reproductive Freedom”
Grant will discuss her new book at Literary Arts on July 1.
Powell’s Books Warehouse Sale to Return in July
Customers will have timed-entry passes and double the space to snap up $1-$4 books.
In His Newest Book, Justin Hocking Mines the Personal, Literal and Historical Layers Below the Surface
The Portland State University Professor will speak at Powell’s City of Books on Thursday, June 12.
The Second Annual Portland Book Week Celebrates Independent Bookstores of All Stripes
More than 60 bookstores across the city will participate this year.
Portland Author Ling Ling Huang Talks Jealousy, Art and Sci-fi in Her Second Novel, “Immaculate Conception.”
See Ling Ling Huang appears in conversation with Chelsea Bieker at Powell’s City of Books on May 14.
Buckman Journal Co-Founder Rich Perin on the Power of Poetry, and His Newest Book, “Cornfry”
The 51 poems span from gentrification to odes to a fraught relationship with alcohol.
2025 Oregon Book Award Winners Announced
“Filthy and weird” novel “We Were the Universe” by Kimberly King Parsons takes top fiction honors.
Street Books and A Kids Co. to Receive Oregon Book Awards
The organizations and their founders will get special awards at the April 28 ceremony.
Nancy Townsley’s Local Print Journalism Career Inspires First Novel
Townsley spent 37 years in Portland metro-area newsrooms before writing “Sunshine Girl.”
Verselandia! Youth Poetry Slam Championship Turns 20
McDaniel High School librarian Nancy Sullivan reflects on the program she started in 2005 and previews this year’s event.