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Mon, Mar 18 2013
Everybody Reading Sherman Alexie
Over the past few months people around Multnomah County have been reading the work of Sherman Alexie. To top off the county's Everybody Reads program we bring you our conversation with the author.
Mon, Feb 18 2013
Nicole Georges Explores Family Secrets In Calling Dr. Laura
Portland illustrator and zinester Nicole Georges chronicles her search for information about her father in her graphic memoir, Calling Dr. Laura.
Mon, Jan 28 2013
Whitney Otto's Portraits Of Eight Girls Taking Pictures
Portland author Whitney Otto's latest novel, Eight Girls Taking Pictures, is based on the real lives of 20th century women photographers.
Fri, Jan 4 2013
Karen Brooks Investigates The Mighty Gastropolis
What turned Portland into a national food destination?
Tue, Jan 1 2013
Sherman Alexie Talks About Reading, Writing And More
We'll listen back to our conversation with writer Sherman Alexie.
Mon, Dec 31 2012
Looking Back On 2012
We'll catch up with Think Out Loud guests who joined us earlier this year to talk about some of the big moments of 2012.
Wed, Oct 24 2012
Sherman Alexie Talks About Blasphemy
We're live from Literary Arts this hour talking to Sherman Alexie about his new collection of stories: Blasphemy.
Thu, Sep 27 2012
Monkey Mind: A Memoir of Anxiety
Daniel Smith lives with clinical anxiety and he shares his experience in Monkey Mind: A Memoir of Anxiety.
Fri, Sep 14 2012
Bedtime Stories for Grown-Ups
Authors Chuck Palahniuk and Chelsea Cain are helping their fellow writer, Lidia Yuknavitch, launch her debut novel in an unusual way.
Fri, Sep 14 2012
Dora: A Headcase
We'll talk with Lidia Yuknavitch about her debut novel, Dora: A Headcase.
Tue, Aug 21 2012
Amanda Coplin
University of Oregon graduate, Amanda Coplin, talks about her debut novel, The Orchardist.
Tue, Jul 10 2012
Dear Sugar
Cheryl Strayed joins us to talk about her new collection of columns, Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar.
Mon, Jul 2 2012
Amped: A Technological Revolution
What if the development of technology led to a stronger human race?
Thu, Jun 7 2012
The $100 Startup
Portlander Chris Guillebeau's latest book is all about turning dreams and ideas into a dependable income.
Fri, Mar 16 2012
Cheryl Strayed
Portland author Cheryl Strayed's new memoir chronicles her journey along the Pacific Crest Trail at a critical time in her early twenties.
Wed, Mar 7 2012
Part Wild
Author Ceiridwen Terrill blends memoir and science writing in her book about wolves, dogs and raising a wolfdog.
Wed, Feb 8 2012
The Sex Diaries Project
Author Arianne Cohen has collected what she calls "sex diaries" — people's first hand accounts of their relationships, from the casual to the committed.
Tue, Dec 27 2011
Ismet Prcic
We spoke with Ismet Prcic earlier this year about his fascinating book, Shards. It was among our favorite author interviews this year, so we're bringing it back as part of our week of holiday rebroadcasts.
Fri, Sep 23 2011
Patrick deWitt and "The Sisters Brothers"
Local author Patrick deWitt has been short-listed for Britain's prestigious Man Booker Prize. We'll talk to him about his craft.
Mon, Aug 22 2011
Rebroadcast: Josh Ritter
We revisit our conversation with singer/songwriter turned novelist Josh Ritter.
Mon, Dec 28 2009
Rebroadcast: Peter Rock
Novelist Peter Rock adds his imagination to the true story of a homeless father and daughter.
Wed, Nov 25 2009
Northwest Passages: Jim Lynch
Author Jim Lynch's new novel Border Songs shows his deep sense of place and of humor.
Thu, Jul 30 2009
Northwest Passages: Kathleen Alcala
Author Kathleen Alcala on borders, families, and writing to free people of cultural and personal restraints.
Thu, Jul 2 2009
Northwest Passages: Jane Kirkpatrick
Author Jane Kirkpatrick on fictionalizing history, life on her ranch near the John Day River, and her newest book, A Flickering Light.
Thu, Jun 4 2009
Northwest Passages: Peter Rock
Why did the fragmented story of a father and daughter bother novelist Peter Rock?
