BOOK LAUNCH CELEBRATION
Prizewinning Chapbook – November Quilt
by Penelope Scambly Schott
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Like Nobody’s Business
904 NW 23rd Avenue
Portland, OR 97210
Books will be available at the event or you can also order copies of the book in our Bookstore.
Books will be available at the event or you can also order copies of the book in our Bookstore.
featuring Sherri Levine
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Ike Box
299 Cottage St NE
Salem, OR 97301
Books will be available at the event or you can also order copies of the book in our Bookstore.
featuring Penelope Scambly Schott, Barbara Drake & Bill Siverly
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Powell’s City of Books
1005 W Burnside St.
Portland, OR 97209
Books will be available at the event or you can also order copies of the book in our Bookstore.
featuring Judy K. Mosher & Miriam Sagan
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Southside Public Library
Community Room
6599 Jaguar Dr.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Books will be available at the event or you can also order copies of the book in our Bookstore.
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Octopus Literary Salon
2101 Webster Street
Oakland, CA
Books will be available at the event or you can also order copies of the book in our Bookstore.
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Linda’s Book will be available at the event or you can also order copies of the book in our Bookstore.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 2018
PORTLAND ART MUSEUM
1219 SW Park Ave Portland, OR 97205
BOOTH #42 in the GRAND BALLROOM (third floor, PAM Mark Building)
“Impossible to feel alone in your book nerdiness. . .The civic moment for literature Literary Arts had hoped for had happened.” —The Portland Mercury
“Portland’s dynamic and supportive small press scene, home to many daring voices that extend the fabric of literature, comes together once a year with the rest of the literary community at Wordstock. The blend of ‘Keep Portland Weird,’ the eager creativity of new writers and readers, and the presence of seasoned authors (last year’s Ursula K. Le Guin, Maggie Nelson, and Sandra Cisneros), can be felt as one rushes from event to event, waits in line, and walks through the book fair.” —Literary Hub
“The fest is packed with on-stage author conversations, interviews, panels, interactive Q + A’s, pop-up readings in galleries, teaching workshops, kids’ story times, live music, an expanded book fair and—in true Portland fashion—food trucks parked outside. In short, Wordstock’s new iteration celebrates contemporary literature in a way that feels, well, contemporary.” —Travel Portland
“A vibrant community event.” —Portland Business
“Hosted by Literary Arts, the festival is bigger and more anticipated than ever and will be set at the beautiful Portland Art Museum downtown. It will be a thriving place where literary creators and consumers of all ages can all come together to celebrate a mutual passion. The food trucks, beer, and live music are just an added bonus.” —Culture Trip
