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    • Graduation Guide 2016

More reading?! Five inspirational post-grad books worth the effort

  • Catherine Johnson
  • May 31, 2016

Congratulations! You’re done! You’ve accomplished something. Now comes the daunting task of figuring out what comes next. Maybe you already have your dream job lined up; maybe you’re going to…

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    • Arts & Culture

Portland artist reimagines VHS covers of over 300 movies

  • Gray Bouchat
  • May 4, 2016

Over the years, Portland-based sketch artist Tim Goodyear has drawn over 300 movie reviews in the old style of VHS covers. What originally began as a hobby in which Goodyear…

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    • Arts & Culture

Grad student challenges sci fi conventions in debut novel

  • Catherine Johnson
  • April 26, 2016

Kellie Doherty has always loved science fiction, but she finds many of the tropes and conventions limiting. A second year graduate student in the book publishing program at Portland State,…

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    • Arts & Culture

The three S’s of Sun Bakery: Swords, space, and skateboarding

  • Gray Bouchat
  • March 9, 2016

Corey Lewis’ new comic book anthology magazine “Sun Bakery” allows readers to explore the world of strong female characters, technologically advanced swords and uncanny skateboarding. The comic will debut at…

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    • Arts & Culture

PSU’s own takes publishing by (red) storm

  • Catherine Johnson
  • February 11, 2016

Portland State student Grant Bywaters published his first mystery novel, “The Red Storm,” in Dec. 2015 and was awarded first place at the Minotaur Books Private Eye Novel Competition, hosted…

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    • Arts & Culture

Putting the fun in poetry

  • Catherine Johnson
  • February 4, 2016

On Thursday, January 21, students and poetry-lovers packed into The Little Church in Northeast Portland to hear award-winning poet D.A. Powell read from his works. Powell is the Tin House…

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    • Arts & Culture

Editor Pick of the Week: ‘Broken’

  • Aislinn Rennison
  • February 3, 2016

This book was published in 2007, but I don’t believe that this real-life memoir was given the amount of attention that it deserved nine years ago. Broken, My Story of…

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    • Arts & Culture
    • Top Stories

Decomposition: Andrew Durkin speaks on his music manifesto

  • Thomas Spoelhof
  • November 6, 2015

Decomposition: A Music Manifesto by author, jazz composer and Portland resident Andrew Durkin provides readers an innovative exposition on the topics of connectivity, authenticity and fallacy in our understanding of…

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    • Arts & Culture
    • Top Stories

Wordstock gets a face-lift for 10th anniversary

  • Catherine Johnson
  • November 1, 2015

Cool, hip and fresh are just a few of the words being used to describe the re-launch of Wordstock, Portland’s Annual Book Festival, on Saturday, Nov. 7. It’s the event’s…

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    • Arts & Culture

Steven Pinker shares his Style

  • Catherine Johnson
  • October 31, 2015

Steven Pinker, an experimental psychologist at Harvard University and popular writer on language, the mind and human nature, came to Powell’s Books on Wednesday, Oct. 7, to promote his book,…

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    • Arts & Culture

Release of new book offers consideration of a larger issue

  • Catherine Johnson
  • October 10, 2015

Author Ellen Bravo promoted her new book, Again and Again, through a discussion about women’s rights and sexual-assault awareness on Sept. 20. The talk and reading, held at YWCA of…

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