Spoilers for this week’s “Game of Thrones” throughout: Last Sunday’s “Game of Thrones” brought the death of a fan favorite character who seemed too pure not to make it at least to the end of the journey. As Bran’s erstwhile packhorse and best friend, Hodor has been carrying the crippled kid since Season One, it […]
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Harper Lee to publish “sequel” to “To Kill a Mockingbird”
In case you haven’t heard, Harper Lee will publish her second novel—the first since her 1960 Pulitzer Prize-winning debut “To Kill a Mockingbird”—on July 14. The book, “Go Set a Watchman,” was actually written before “To Kill a Mockingbird” and is centered around the same main character, Scout, returning to her hometown as an adult. […]
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Summer reading recommendations from Bend’s literary elite
Here at the Source, we like to improve our minds as well as our tans. That’s why outdoor summer reading is one of our favorite two-birds activities. But with a wealth of new releases and old favorites, it can be hard to choose which books are worthy of a summer read. So, we asked some […]
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Pulitzer Prize winner Geraldine Brooks brings novels from history
Geraldine Brooks, who joins the OSU-Cascades Camps Low Residency in Creative Writing MFA faculty this summer, is a Pulitzer Prize winner for fiction, but that genre really is too confining. Her four books are each a fiction, but each is also exhaustively researched, and often inspired by an actual historical event. No surprise that the […]
