Arts
Bookmonger: Of wolves and women
Forty-five years after the publication of Barry Lopez’s seminal work, “Of Wolves and Men,” a young Oregon writer…
Arts
Peninsula Arts Association show celebrates spring
LONG BEACH, Wash. — Peninsula Arts Association will host a spring art show at the Old Long Beach…
Arts
Astoria play highlights dementia’s impact on families
It is a memory play about loss of memory. Its director, Ryan Hull, is more often associated with…
Arts
Muldaur, band return to Nehalem
NEHALEM — North Coast Music Project has announced the return of pop icon Maria Muldaur after a sold-out…
Arts
Bookmonger: Living landscapes of the Northwest
Kudos to Portland-based freelance journalist Josephine Woolington and Portland State University-based Ooligan Press for “Where We Call Home,”…
Arts
2022 Readers’ Choice Award winners
Winners of the 2022 Readers’ Choice Awards, as well as runners-up and honorable mentions, were determined by thousands…
Arts
Artists for the people
This year’s Readers Choice Awards included a new category dedicated to the arts, including choices for favorite local…
Arts
Bookmonger: Novel blends history, horror and fantasy
It’s been seven years since “Lovecraft Country” was published. That was Seattle author Matt Ruff’s inventive mash-up of…
Arts
In Cannon Beach, two nights of laughter for comedy fest
A group of comedians are set to settle in by Haystack Rock for two nights filled with laughter.…
Arts
Bookmonger: Northwest author on fearsome alligators
On its face, “Alligator Alley” doesn’t seem to have a very strong argument for appearing in a book…
-
eEdition
-
-
