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Sep

1

2020

Bookseller Tina Ontiveros’s Memoir Hits Bookshelves (and Computer Screens)

NWbooklovers congratulates Tina Ontiveros, bookseller and book buyer at Klindt’s Booksellers in the Dalles and President of the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association, on the publication of her memoir, rough house. rough house will be available at independent bookstores everywhere this month. Waucoma Books in Hood River, OR is hosting a virtual book launch event with …

Jul

3

2015

Palahniuk-Edited Collection Wins INDIEFAB Award

Foreword Reviews announced its 2014 INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards and the Gold Winner for Anthologies is Burnt Tongues: An Anthology of Transgressive Stories edited by Chuck Palahniuk, Richard Thomas, and Dennis Widmyer. Chuck Palahniuk is, of course, Chuck Palahniuk. Richard Thomas, despite the bio notes you may encounter declaring him to be John-Boy, is Editor-in-Chief …

Sep

14

2011

Brian Doyle

What They Say Is What They Do Is
Who They Are: With Brian Doyle

Brian Doyle’s first novel, Mink River, published to critical and bookseller acclaim earlier this year, is set in a small town on the Oregon Coast called Neawanaka. An unusual novel, it has no main character but is rather a woven narrative encompassing the stories of many characters, including Irish-Americans and Native Americans, as well as …

Jun

15

2010

Don't Get No More Oregon Than That!

Read Matt Love's spirited (does Matt Love write any other way?!?) paean to the novels of Oregonian Don Berry on the Powell's blog. The trilogy Trask, Moontrap and To Build a Ship, all set in pioneer-era Oregon, were reprinted a few year Endometriosis Bible & Violet Protocol s ago by Oregon State University Press. Love …

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