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Blue Thread: Award Finalist!

On behalf of the characters in Blue Thread, I have the honor of announcing that their story is a finalist for the 2013 Oregon Book Awards. The book is one of three that Literary Arts selected for the Leslie Bradshaw Award for Young Adult Literature. Winners will be announced April 8, but all the finalists [...]

Channeling Suffragist Birdie Wise

Sometimes you have to give it your all.  So here I am in the Collins Gallery of Portland’s Central Library, after a photo shoot for an article on the centennial of woman suffrage in Oregon and the launch of Blue Thread. I’m decked out in my 1912 costume, from outrageous hat to button-sided boots, and [...]

Gussie’s Gown Dresses Up OJM Exhibit

With humor, flair, and respect, the Oregon Jewish Museum has turned Gussie Reinhardt—or at least her dress—into an advocate for woman suffrage. I’d like to think that Gussie would have been delighted. I invite you to meet the dress in person at a modest exhibit at the Oregon Jewish Museum in Portland from January 19, [...]

The Books Are In!

Abbey Gaterud, the interim publisher at Ooligan Press, interrupted my regularly scheduled life yesterday to announce: THE BOOKS ARE IN! When I arrived at Ooligan HQ, folks were in a total frenzy! OK, not really. Everyone was sort of sitting around, getting the business done. A large box labeled RUTH FELDMAN occupied one chair. The [...]

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