Category Archives: Ideas and Opinions

An Interview with Thomas Dodson, author of No Use Pretending

Thomas Dodson is an assistant professor and librarian at Southern Oregon University.  His story collection, No Use Pretending, was selected by Gish Jen for the Iowa Short Fiction Prize and is forthcoming from University of Iowa Press. He holds graduate degrees … Continue reading

Posted in Ideas and Opinions, Interviews, Literary Events in Southern Oregon | Comments Off on An Interview with Thomas Dodson, author of No Use Pretending

What I’m Reading

Romaine Wasn’t Built in a Day by Judith Tschann The words that we use for food and eating say a lot about the history of the world and they ways that humans build culture. In Romaine Wasn’t Built in a … Continue reading

Posted in Ideas and Opinions, What People Are Reading | Comments Off on What I’m Reading

An Interview with Judith Tschann, author of Romaine Wasn’t Built in a Day

Judith Tschann is medievalist and Professor Emerita at the University of Redlands where she courses the History of the English Language, English literature, and Food in Literature, among others. She has a Ph.D. from Stony Brook University and has received … Continue reading

Posted in Ideas and Opinions, Interviews, Language | Comments Off on An Interview with Judith Tschann, author of Romaine Wasn’t Built in a Day

Interview with Bill Meulemans, author of Dynamiting the Siskiyou Pass: And Other Short Stories from Oregon and Beyond

Bill Meulemans is an emeritus professor of political science at Southern Oregon University, where he taught from 1964-1992. A former Danforth Fellow, Fulbright scholar, and Army veteran, he has a PhD from the University of Idaho and also taught at … Continue reading

Posted in Ideas and Opinions, Interviews, Literary Events in Southern Oregon | Comments Off on Interview with Bill Meulemans, author of Dynamiting the Siskiyou Pass: And Other Short Stories from Oregon and Beyond