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PDX Writer Daily New in the Propeller Notebook: More of the transfixing 1939-1946 photos of Heber Springs, Arkansas, photographer Mike Disfarmer.
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In October's "Screen" department, Benjamin Craig wrote about David Soll's documentary film about puppets, which follows a puppet show production of the life of photographer Mike Disfarmer. Craig ...
Rebecca Hein Thanks, Matthew!
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The Propeller website has been updated! Check out our new notebook page, where correspondents Matthew Hein and Casey Quinlan have sent in some lovely follow-up words and drawings about San Francisco coffee: http://www.propellermag.com/notebook.htm
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Matthew Hein wrote about San Francisco's Four Barrel Coffee in our October issue. He and Casey Quinlan sent along these additional words and drawings about coffee in San Francisco.
PDX Writer Daily , instead of returning as a blog, returned as a magazine named Propeller. Our first issue is available here: http://www.propellermag.com
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PDX Writer Daily , instead of returning as a blog, returned as a magazine named Propeller. We hope you enjoy issue one. It looks like this.
Vanessa Nix Anthony When are you guys starting the blog up again...is summer hiatus over yet?
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1st edition of The Republic signed by its author. There is of course a reasonable amount of wear and tear, (light highlighting and underlining, dog-eared pages, back cover missing, etc.), but it is in overall good condition considering its age.First come first serve
Alex poetry reading at Pushdot Studio -- Fri, Aug 9, 6-9 PM.
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Pushdot is super excited to announce it’s first poetry reading in honor of the publication of Jared Stanley’s Book Made of Forest, winner of the Crashaw Prize. Comprised of lyrics, mock journal entries, ...
PDX Writer Daily presents your week in news via status updates (7/10)
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We suppose the heat is on. Your news:+ “I guess we’re not as sleazy as we thought.”+ “Flights to Korea are no longer $666, so I now feel comfortable buying my ticket.”+ “…hopes ...
PDX Writer Daily presents your week in news via status updates (6/26).
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+ "I spilled vodka on my dog while doing the dishes. Does this make me a bad mom?"+ "...'s day is brought to her by calypso blues and an old herman miller chair."+ "Okay fingers, when I ask you to do something, I mean for you to listen and respond. ...
PDX Writer Daily presents your week in news via status updates.
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Just when we thought your updates couldn't possibly be any dumber, you go and do something like this…and totally redeem yourself!Your week in news, from you and your friends of friends of friends ...
PDX Writer Daily "Only one so far—who liked it, thank goodness—but I'm not so sure many of the residents of Cleveland ask a lot of questions, or want to analyze their city. The only question I heard during a recent short visit, repeated one way or another and from practically everybody, was 'Why am I still living here?'" -- Jim Krusoe,... when asked if he's gotten response to his new novel, set in Cleveland, from residents of the city
PDX Writer Daily: Interview: Jim Krusoe on "Erased," car radio alternatives, a medieval morality pla
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Jim Krusoe's newest novel, Erased, is out now from Portland's own Tin House Books. Krusoe is the author, previously, of the novels Girl Factory (also Tin House Books) and Iceland; two collections of stories, Blood Lake and Abductions; as well as five books of poetry. ...
PDX Writer Daily Never has the lunchtime quandary been captured quite this well.
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From an elementary school newspaper, presented in its original, vibrant grayscale, we proudly present: the Graph of Lunches.For greater graphical detail, just click on the image. Makes you think, doesn't it?
