DeLanna Studi has a powerful story to tell. She currently is telling it on the stage of the Ellyn Bye Studio at Portland Center Stage at The Armory. The 41-year-old actress/playwright has written and performs And So We Walked, An Artist’s Journey along the Trail of Tears. Studi is Cherokee. Actually, her mother is white, […]
Andja Budincich, Bruno Louchouarn, Cherokee culture, Cherokee history, Cherokee Nation, Corey Madden, DeLanna Studi, drama, John Coyne, John John Grant, memoir, Norman Coates, one-woman show, Portland Center Stage, Sarah Elizabeth Burkey, spiritual journey, Trail of TearsLet me jump right in here. Summer is rushing past, but it’s August…time of getaways, time of the solar eclipse. We all want to hide out once in a while, and August is the time to do it. Here are some books for the journey. Astoria: John Jacob Astor and Thomas Jefferson’s Lost Pacific Empire: […]
Alan Cumming, Ambition, and Survival, Ann Cleeves, book reviews, Don't You Cry, Harlan Coben, Jacob Astor and Thomas Jefferson's Lost Pacific Empire: A Story of Wealth, Jessica Knoll, Lie In Plain Sight, Maggie Barieri, Mary Kubica, memoir, Missing Presumed, mostly mysteries, Not My Father's Son: A Memoir, Peter Robinson, Peter Stark, summer reads, Susie Steiner, The Luckiest Girl Alive, The Moth Catcher, thriller