This gathering of poetry, fiction, and essays represents a remarkable contribution to the growing body of literature of place.

This gathering of poetry, fiction, and essays represents a remarkable contribution to the growing body of literature of place.

This 1930 novel's depiction of Weston, Oregon -- thinly disguised as Creston -- shocked residents of the small eastern Oregon town and created a controversy that still lingers today.

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