Maybe I was meant to live and write in Portland, Oregon. But first I had to get London out of my system. In 2014, I retired from the University of Hawaii and moved to London. I’ve lived in the city before, short-term, but this time, I settle in for two years. My agenda: to reinvent …
“When we talk about poetry (those of us who read and write it), we often find ourselves addressing a reluctant audience: readers of fiction and memoir, politics and pop science. What does poetry do in a world of social media and smart phones, drones and climate change? If Incarnadine is our measure, the answer is: …
Oregon Writers Colony has chosen the inaugural title for its new book club. It’s Disorder by Portland author Dan DeWeese. OWC director James Bernard Frost describes Disorder as a hidden treasure.”It’s not something you would find on your own,” he says. “You won’t see it on the front table of Barnes & Noble. It was written, …
