Thirty-three Oregon stories ranging from a Nez Perce tale to stories by many contemporary writers including Ursula Le Guin, Craig Lesley, Barry Lopez, and Ken Kesey.

Thirty-three Oregon stories ranging from a Nez Perce tale to stories by many contemporary writers including Ursula Le Guin, Craig Lesley, Barry Lopez, and Ken Kesey.

Here forty Oregonians, from the prominent to the plain, tell their own stories.

Here forty Oregonians, from the prominent to the plain, tell their own stories.

This wide-ranging anthology of speeches, essays, and works of biography, history, and journalism profiles the Oregon experience.

This wide-ranging anthology of speeches, essays, and works of biography, history, and journalism profiles the Oregon experience.

These writings by ordinary Oregonians reveal a personal side of Oregon history, filled with the concrete details of everyday life.

These traditional stories, songs, tales, and sayings -- from Native American creation myths to spotted owl jokes -- reveal the richness of Oregon's oral traditions.

This historical anthology opens with Native American texts and ends with a broad sampling of Oregon's finest contemporary poets.