Category Archives: Interviews

Gail Fiorini-Jenner is a writer and rancher living on an original ranch homestead in the northern California. She is the author of the novel Across the Sweet Grass Hills, which received the 2002 WILLA Award for Best Original Paperback at … Continue reading →

In 2000, Sophia Siobhan Wolohan Bogle began Red Branch Book Restoration in Ashland—now renamed Save Your Books. After completing an English Degree (with a Cultural Anthropology minor), she became an apprentice at a used book store, where she learned the … Continue reading →

Melissa Swank was the fact-checker for the award-winning Oregon Encyclopedia, a peer-reviewed reference work with over 1,000 entries by hundreds of authors. She has almost completed her master’s degree in history from Portland State University, with a specialization in Public … Continue reading →

Earlier this year, Literary Ashland interviewed Diane L. Goeres-Gardner. Her book Inside Oregon State Hospital: A History of Tragedy and Triumph has recently been published by The History Press. Diane Goeres-Gardner is a fifth-generation Oregonian, with roots in Tillamook County … Continue reading →