Between The Covers

Host Ed Goldberg speaks with Robert Masin, author of "Swede," a memoir of his father and his family life in New Jersey, post World War II. Read more

Host Marianne Barisonek speaks with former Portlander Linda Gordon, Professor of History at New York University, about her new book, "Dorothea Lange: A Life Beyond Limits," a biography of the great photographer and a cultural history of America from San Francisco's Bohemia ... Read more

Host Ed Goldberg interviews Selden Edwards, author of "The Little Book," a time-travel fantasy in Vienna, 1897. Read more

Host Ed Goldberg interviews Selden Edwards, author of The Little Book, a time-travel fantasy set in Vienna, 1897.  Edwards began writing The Little Book  as a young English teacher in 1974, and continued to layer and refine the manuscript until its completion in 2007. It is... Read more

Host Ed Goldberg interviews Portland writer and journalist Chelsea Cain, author of Evil at Heart, the third in a series of thrillers about a female serial killer. Read more

Stephanie Potter interviews community economist Thomas H. Greco, Jr. about his most recent book The End of Money and the Future of Civilization.  Greco will also speak in Portland, Monday, Nov 2 at 7 pm at the First Unitarian Church, 1011 SW 12th. (Co-Sponsored by the Commu... Read more

Host Crystal Leighty speaks with author Melissa Hart about her new memoir, Gringa: A Contradictory Girlhood.  “You can’t grow up parented by two women. It’s unnatural.”  This is the rationale that allows Melissa Hart’s father to take custody of his three young children. Har... Read more

Stephanie Potter talks with Richard Bach about his new book, Hypnotizing Maria.  Bach is in Portland for a reading at Powells today. Read more