Literary Arts Hosts Free Events
Literary Arts has a new home in the Central Eastside at 716 SE Grand Ave. and has announced free events this month, starting with a reading and discussion for Portland […]
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Literary Arts Finds New Home in the Central Eastside
By Daniel Perez-Crouse The new Central Eastside headquarters for Literary Arts, which will greatly expand its offerings and its presence in Portland, is fast approaching completion for the fall. Its
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Volunteers Needed for College Essay Exchange
The Literary Arts College Essay Exchange (CEE) pairs high school juniors and seniors with volunteer mentors to work on their college application essays. A majority of the students served are
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Literary Arts 2022 Fellowship Recipients Announced
Literary Arts received over 500 applications for the 13 fellowships to be awarded for 2022. Judges from out-of-state spent several months evaluating the applications, using literary excellence as the primary
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WITS Returns to Schools, Celebrating its 25th Anniversary
By Jack Rubinger Writing is often a solitary exercise. Writers spend hours by themselves, taking notes, reading aloud, thinking or just bouncing balls off the wall trying to find a
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Everybody Reads: Ross Gay
Literary Arts presents the culminating event of their 2021 Everybody Reads with an online lecture by author Ross Gay Thursday, April 8, 6 pm. Gay’s 30-minute talk will be followed
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33rd Annual Oregon Book Award Winners
By Kris McDowell Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) hosted a special radio show in June for Portland nonprofit Literary Arts’ 2020 Oregon Book Awards. This was the first time in the
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