Interview
His new book, The Night Always Comes, is out this month.
04/30/2021 By Fiona McCann
Books
A Kids Book About Anti-Asian Hate talks about what it means to be Asian American and how to use your voice to stand up to hatred.
04/20/2021 By Aurora Biggers
Profile
With the release of her first book, Crying in H Mart, and third album, Jubilee, the Eugene native is exorcising her grief and looking for somet...
04/16/2021 By Conner Reed
Interior Design
Portland interior designer Max Humphrey's new book, Modern Americana, shows how the old can be new.
04/13/2021 By Reina Harwood
Footnotes
Portland Monthly’s news editor talks with Portland-based author Lydia Kiesling about the late writer's enduring legacy.
04/09/2021 By Gabriel Granillo
Poetry
Two-time Grammy winner Cheryl Pawelski has headed up the restoration and release of the historic 1956 recording.
04/01/2021 By Conner Reed
Essay
YA author and Portlander Renée Watson on how meeting Ramona Quimby changed her life.
03/30/2021 By Renée Watson
A queer coming-of-age novel, a children’s mystery, a fictional film club, and more
03/29/2021 By Aurora Biggers
News
‘I’m just so sad. I think she becomes a little piece of you, and all of a sudden that little piece is gone, yet carries on, and I'm so grateful for what she'...
03/27/2021 By Conner Reed
Design
Impress your friends by sporting these new book on your coffee table—but you should also read them too.
03/19/2021 By Marty Patail
From dystopian novels to nihilistic comedy to multi-continental short stories, we bring you our favorites from local authors from the past 5 years.
03/11/2021 By Fiona McCann
Carolyn Moore wrote thousands of poems in her lifetime. Most of them are about to be published for the first time.
02/26/2021 By Aurora Biggers
Streaming Events
Bad Dates will be cohosted by Portland Monthly’s own Eden Dawn.
02/12/2021 By Conner Reed
Literature
The Portland science-fiction author will be honored on the 33rd stamp in the series, joining James Baldwin, Flannery O'Connor, and others.
01/15/2021 By Gabriel Granillo
The author and PoMo style editor talks about her new book, how COVID impacted its release, and how small businesses are still struggling.
Some are calling for the book's removal from the site, citing harassment and online abuse by Ngo.
01/13/2021 By Marty Patail
We talk with OSU professor Courtney Campbell about Albert Camus's 1947 novel, philosophy, and human nature.
12/18/2020 By Gabriel Granillo
Feature
Portland creators are getting in on the boom.
12/13/2020 By Julia Silverman
The Portland writer talks ambition, trauma, and her new book.
11/08/2020 By Fiona McCann
The typically one-day, in-person festival will sprawl across two digital weeks this year. Here's what you can't miss.
11/05/2020 By Fiona McCann and Conner Reed
March 2021
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