Gilmore Girls Is Back! What Will Rory Be Reading?
Television’s greatest bookworm could soon return to our living rooms. Sources have reported that Netflix will revive Gilmore Girls in a series of four “mini movies.” That’s right, Rory Gilmore […]
The Stories that Oolies Are Tired of Reading
We at the Ooligan crew love to hear, see, and read stories. In the course of devouring narratives, however, we have developed small pet peeves (and visceral rage reactions) to […]
Comic Book Writers Invited to Learn from the Best: Write to Publish 2016
In the world of comic books, Portland ranks among huge metropolises like New York City, San Diego, and Los Angeles. This is largely due to the city’s rich history of […]
Interning While Ooliganing
Before applying to graduate school, I didn’t have much interest in pursuing internships. Honestly, it never even crossed my mind to try. This was probably due in large part to […]
Nine Ways Business Cards Can Save Your Life
If you are a young professional and are serious about networking in your field, you probably have your own business cards. Just kidding. You probably don’t, because who carries business […]
Manager Monday: That’s Bananas—Tips on Submitting to Ooligan (Acquisitions)
The people who need to read this blog post are the least likely to ever set eyes on it. And I know that because the only annoying queries us acquisitions […]
Interview with DongWon Song, Literary Agent and New Adjunct Instructor
Literary agent DongWon Song moved to Portland from New York City almost two years ago. He works remotely as part of the Howard Morhaim Literary Agency, where he’s on the […]
The Write to Publish Experience: A Perusal of the Event Program
With the Write to Publish 2016 (W2P2016) event program firmly in place, we’re seriously excited about the all-star lineup of panelists, workshop coordinators, vendors, and sponsors. With these contributors, it’s […]
“No Complaining on the Yacht”: Women in Writing and Publishing
The following is a review written by Brenna Crotty of CALYX, Inc., covering the “Women in Writing and Publishing” panel that took place on October 27th. The panel is part […]
The Power of a Polished Manuscript
So, you’ve just dashed off the concluding words of your magnum opus and clicked that trusty “Save File” button one last time. Huzzah! All those late nights and sunny days […]