Seattle City of Literature by Boudinot, Ryan -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Seattle, Creative City by Ryan Boudinot Part 1: Remembering

Elissa Washuta on Vi Hilbert Tom Robbins on His First Reading, Plate Glass, and More Eric Reynolds Profile Jonathan Evison on Rock Music and (His Own) Bad Poetry Deb Caletti on David Wagoner and the Long Haul Tree Swenson on Carolyn Kizer Kevin Craft Profile Ed Skoog on Peter Bagge, Open Books, Thom Jones, and LitRag Kathleen Alcalá on Tess Gallagher Robert Sindelar Profile

Part 2: Learning

Matt Briggs on Discovering the Literature in His Own Backyard Ruth Dickey Profile Kathleen Flenniken on Finding Her Community Peter Mountford on David Shields Claire Dederer on David Wagoner’s Workshop Kathleen Alcalá on Clarion West Stesha Brandon Profile Tom Nissley on Marilynne Robinson, David Foster Wallace, Grant Cogswell, and Coffee Shops Eli Hastings on Pongo Pam Cady Profile

Part 3: Working

Lesley Hazelton on Where She Writes Garth Stein on Where He Writes Janis Segress Profile Stacey Levine on Writing in Public James Crossley Profile Jim Lynch on Writing in a Parking Booth Bharti Kirchner on Teaching a Workshop at a Ferry Terminal Shawn Wong on Teaching a Workshop for Veterans Bruce Rutledge Profile Judith Roche on Bumbershoot Nicole Hardy on Where She Writes

Part 4: Performing

Karen Finneyfrock on Poetry and Plate-Glass Windows Frances McCue on Tom Robbins and His Bodyguards Charles R. Cross on Steven “Jesse” Bernstein Willie Fitzgerald and Tara Atkinson Profile Rebecca Brown on Jack Straw and Hugo House Doug Nufer on Readings and Oulipo Teri Hein on Northwest Bookfest and the Hutch School Mia Lipman Profile Rick Simonson on the Elliott Bay Book Company and Haruki Murakami Rachel Kessler, Sierra Nelson, and Sarah Paul Ocampo on The Typing Explosion Brian McGuigan Profile

Part 5: Reflecting

Matthew Simmons on Shelves Larry Reid Profile Sonora Jha on Spine & Crown ZAPP Profile Charles Mudede on Jonathan Raban Kelly Froh Profile

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