The Girl Who Could Fly
She was overweight, a chain-smoker and deeply unhappy. Then Patti Dillon began to run.
The Betrayal of Fay Stender
The radical lawyer gained fame defending Black Panthers leader Huey Newton, but she got in too deep.
NASA's Deep-Space Dreamer
Gene Cernan, the last man on the moon, saw the potential power and glory of the slumbering space program.
The Rise of Katherine Dunn
How the late Portland author survived hard times and became a literary legend.
The 'Real' D.B. Cooper Revealed
Intrepid journalist Darrell Houston obsessed over the mysterious skyjacker -- and finally figured out his identity.
Red-Hot Songstress
Jazz chanteuse Lavay Smith takes her sex-powered musical-resurrection act nationwide.
Better Dead Than Read
When politicians pen novels, we the people are in danger of some taxing reading.
The Heartbreaker
Memories of a high school dream girl who dreamed beyond her reach.
Loh and Behold
How author and performer Sandra Tsing Loh became our laugh-out-loud poet of self-doubt.
Now She's Talking
Accused of protecting a philandering president and sent to prison, Susan McDougal wouldn't back down.
The Beauty of 'All the King's Men' Is In the Prose
A movie adaptation helped return Robert Penn Warren's classic novel to the spotlight.
Tempest Storm's American Horror Story
Strange things happened when the world's most famous burlesque performer took over Portland.
Viva Las Vegas' Portland
Liv Osthus, the Rose City's best-known erotic dancer, is trying to save herself -- and her fellow city dwellers.
The Remaking of a President
Richard Nixon is back -- and he's ready for his close-up.
Nicole Kidman's Finest 'Hours'
The actress shows she's not afraid of Virginia Woolf -- or looking like her.
Author Uses Fiction as Map to Truth
Novelist Esther Freud comes to terms with her family legacy as daughter of famed artist Lucian, great-granddaughter of Sigmund.
Britney's World
A comic-strip look at a week in the life of Britney Spears.
She was overweight, a chain-smoker and deeply unhappy. Then Patti Dillon began to run.
The Betrayal of Fay Stender
The radical lawyer gained fame defending Black Panthers leader Huey Newton, but she got in too deep.
NASA's Deep-Space Dreamer
Gene Cernan, the last man on the moon, saw the potential power and glory of the slumbering space program.
The Rise of Katherine Dunn
How the late Portland author survived hard times and became a literary legend.
The 'Real' D.B. Cooper Revealed
Intrepid journalist Darrell Houston obsessed over the mysterious skyjacker -- and finally figured out his identity.
Red-Hot Songstress
Jazz chanteuse Lavay Smith takes her sex-powered musical-resurrection act nationwide.
Better Dead Than Read
When politicians pen novels, we the people are in danger of some taxing reading.
The Heartbreaker
Memories of a high school dream girl who dreamed beyond her reach.
Loh and Behold
How author and performer Sandra Tsing Loh became our laugh-out-loud poet of self-doubt.
Now She's Talking
Accused of protecting a philandering president and sent to prison, Susan McDougal wouldn't back down.
The Beauty of 'All the King's Men' Is In the Prose
A movie adaptation helped return Robert Penn Warren's classic novel to the spotlight.
Tempest Storm's American Horror Story
Strange things happened when the world's most famous burlesque performer took over Portland.
Viva Las Vegas' Portland
Liv Osthus, the Rose City's best-known erotic dancer, is trying to save herself -- and her fellow city dwellers.
The Remaking of a President
Richard Nixon is back -- and he's ready for his close-up.
Nicole Kidman's Finest 'Hours'
The actress shows she's not afraid of Virginia Woolf -- or looking like her.
Author Uses Fiction as Map to Truth
Novelist Esther Freud comes to terms with her family legacy as daughter of famed artist Lucian, great-granddaughter of Sigmund.
Britney's World
A comic-strip look at a week in the life of Britney Spears.
