Write to Publish Is Getting Closer!
Hello, again! This term has flown by. I can’t believe it’s the end of November! Our team is doing a great job locking everything down for this event. We had […]
Wordstock 2015: Talking About Books
On an early November morning, I awoke eager to divide my day working for Literary Arts in the morning and Ooligan Press in the afternoon. After a quiet MAX ride, […]
Book Clubs In and Around Portland
If you ever find yourself in a reading rut, joining a book club could be your literary salvation. “There are too many good books in the world to bother reading […]
Style Wars: AP vs. Chicago
In the US, there are two style guides for professional writing and editing that reign supreme. In one corner, we have the Chicago Manual of Style (CMS), currently in its […]
The Dollars and Cents of Ooligan Press
After four years spent studying economics, preparing myself to enter the business world, it came as a surprise to many that I chose to pursue my masters in book publishing […]
Allison Green’s Radio Interview on Bookworm
At Ooligan, we are always on the lookout for exciting opportunities to publicize a new title and reach an even wider range of readers. As a small press, not only […]
Manager Monday: Ushering in the Upgrades (Social Media)
Greetings, dear reader, and welcome to Ooligan’s first Manager Monday blog post! Manager Monday is a brand-spankin’-new series on the Ooligan blog that will be released every other Monday, beginning […]
Putting Her on the River (Part Three)
I didn’t make the NaNoWriMo goal, not even close. I think I accumulated just over ten thousand words. There were all those assignments to grade, more trips to lead, and […]
Putting Her on the River (Part Two)
We hiked out of the canyon the next day, the last of the water from Page Springs sloshing around in water bottles and CamelBaks. Even in November, even before it […]
Putting Her on the River: How A Series of Small Maneuvers Came to Be (Part One)
We came upon the family at one of the switchbacks. This was on the trail down to Page Springs in the Grand Canyon. The four of them—what appeared to be […]