On Between the Covers which aired July 2, 2009, Host Ed Goldberg
interviewed Hallie Ephron, author of Never Tell a Lie, a novel about a
suburban woman who is accused of murdering a high school acquaintance.
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Host Kathleen Stephenson interviews novelist Reif Larsen, author of The
Selected Works of T.S. Spivet, the illustrated story of a 12 year old boy
whose devotion to the art of making maps is a way of communicating with the
complex and often frightening world around him.
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Host Crystal Leighty speaks with Ariel Gore, editor of "Portland Queer: Tales
of the Rose City, a new anthology featuring local writers: Dexter Flowers,
sts, Kathleen Bryson, Colleen Siviter, David Ciminello, Tony Longshanks
LeTigre, Michael Sage Ricci, Annie Murphy, Sara...
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Host Crystal Leighty speaks with Ariel Gore, editor of "Portland Queer: Tales
of the Rose City," a new anthology featuring local writers: Dexter Flowers,
sts, Kathleen Bryson, Colleen Siviter, David Ciminello, Tony Longshanks
LeTigre, Michael Sage Ricci, Annie Murphy, Sarah...
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Host Ed Goldberg interviews Eugene writer Miriam Gershow, author of The Local
News, a novel about a missing boy and how his disappearance affects his
sister, family and friends.
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Host Ed Goldberg interviews Eugene writer Miriam Gershow, author of "The
Local News", a novel about a missing boy and how his disappearance affects
his sister, family and friends.
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Host Jay Thiemeyer speaks with Kevin Sampsell, editor of Portland Noir, a
literary anthology featuring stories set in such noirish locations as the
Shanghai Tunnels, dog parks, dive bars, sex shops, Powell's Books, Voodoo
Doughnuts and many others. Also on hand are three au...
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Host Jay Thiemeyer speaks with Kevin Sampsell, editor of "Portland Noir", a
literary anthology featuring stories set in such noirish locations as the
Shanghai Tunnels, dog parks, dive bars, sex shops, Powell's Books, Voodoo
Doughnuts and many others. Also on hand are three ...
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Host Ed Goldberg speaks with Chris Cleave, author of “Little Bee,” the
story of an African girl fleeing the horrors of Nigeria and her relationship
with an English family. Chris Cleave is 35. He is a novelist and a columnist
for The Guardian newspaper in London.
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