Come to Write to Publish!
(You Gotta) Fight for Your Write (to Publish!) Ooligan Press Invites You to Learn How to Publish Your Story at Our Annual Conference! Are you ready for Write to Publish? […]
Skywriting: William Stafford’s Legacy
After our well-attended launch event at In Other Words, we’ve scheduled another event to celebrate We Belong in History on Feb. 12, this time at Broadway Books on NE Broadway. […]
A Bestseller Reviews Write to Publish
If you’re reading this blog, you’re either interested in publishing or you’re a writer. Or maybe you just want another look at this steamy picture (that’s the one, isn’t it?). […]
Getting into the Gutters: An Interview with Jamie S. Rich
Jamie S. Rich is one of the upcoming panelists for Ooligan Press event Write to Publish. As a writer, editor, and publisher of comics, Jamie has a lot of insight […]
Another Look at Google Books
Last November was a landmark month for the publishing industry and creators everywhere. Back in 2004 Google announced it would partner with several universities to scan their entire collection of […]
Backlist to the Future: Classroom Publishing
Don’t let the cover fool you—this lively and encouraging backtitle from Ooligan press will perk up your classroom double quick. A detailed and thorough volume, Classroom Publishing: A Practical Guide […]
Vendors for Bookworms
The Write to Publish Conference is upon us. In less than one month, attendees will enjoy a full, catered day sitting at the feet of Portland’s leading publishing experts. This […]
Enjoy an Evening with William Stafford & We Belong in History Tonight
Greetings, readers: I have big news for We Belong in History. Tonight, January 28, we will be featured at the Vancouver Barnes and Noble. Poets Leah Stenson and Shelley Reece […]
Guest Post: Dating a Small Press
I struck out. I had written a terrific novel. I got a dynamite agent, and … she couldn’t sell my book. I wasn’t really surprised. The Admirer is a thriller […]
Backlist to the Future: Blue Thread
A Hero for Adults Both Young and Not-So-Young I still read young adult books. Maybe I’m not supposed to. I’m certainly not a young adult anymore. However, many young adult […]