Category Archives: Literary Events in Southern Oregon

BOTSWANA COMES TO ASHLAND

Author Michael Stanley visited Bookwagon on October 7. Michael Stanley is actually two people, Michael Sears and Stanley Trollip, who have coauthored three mysteries set in the southern African nation of Botswana. The two are retired professors who now manage … Continue reading →

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Twittery Ashland

Literary Ashland is on Twitter. You can follow us and find out what’s going on. And watch Literary Ashland and Twitter for a big announcement on October 15.

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LIFE IS CRITICISM

Thanks to the Jackson County Library Foundation for hosting New York Times critic at large Sam Anderson this week. And thanks to Sam Anderson for terrific presentation. Anderson talked about what criticism is and why it’s so important. Criticism, for … Continue reading →

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What’s new in Literary Ashland?

What’s new in Literary Ashland? It’s banned book week, of course, and you know what to do. New York Times’s critic Sam Anderson’s talk is coming up this Thursday at North Medford High. No banning Sam. It’s sponsored by the … Continue reading →

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