The State of the State I left y’all last month on the cusp of my trip to Tucson. If I went there to get sunshine, I was sorely disappointed. During my time there, more than two inches of water dumped from the sky–just like home. It was worse in Oregon, where there were snow flurries […]
betrayal, Chehalem Winery, Chiricahua National Monument, Columbia Gorge, Emma Golden, Gothic mystery, Katherine Graham, literary novels, Mexican food, Patrimony, Personal History by Katherine Graham, The Post, The Washington Post, Toni Morgan, Tucson Arizona, Two-Hearted CrossingThe State of the State The holidays are past. Thank goodness. They were fine, except for a few last minute glitches from the weather. Nothing serious. A little ice. Lots of good food and a bit of traditional music and bright lights. Significant infusions of butter. For me, looking back on the year that was […]
Artists Repertory Theatre, Astoria Part 1, Astoria Part 2, Chris Coleman, E.M. Lewis, Magellanica, novel writing process, Patrimony, Portland Center Stage, Portland-based playwrights, The Gun Show, Toni Morgan author, Two-Hearted Crossing, World Premiere plays