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@gigi__little Gigi Little is a freelance book designer and the staff designer for Forest Avenue Press. She's the editor of their popular anthology City of Weird and the art director of the picture book A Tree of My Own. Her writing can be found in jo

@kimberlykingparsons is a recipient of fellowships from Yaddo and Columbia University, Parsons won the 2020 National Magazine Award for “Foxes,” a story published in The Paris Review. An Oregon Book Award-winner, Parsons lives with her pa

@lhstanfill Once upon a time, Laura Stanfill lived in a New Jersey house filled with music boxes, street organs, and books. She grew up to become the publisher of Forest Avenue Press and the author of Singing Lessons for the Stylish Canary. Her short

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🏡Passionate about housing issues in Central Oregon?
Join us for the first SFOB 2025 Book Club!

Our discussion will center around Jonathan Bach’s book "High Desert, Higher Costs" and the housing challenges facing our region.

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