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Posts Tagged: Crater Lake

The Right to Lawfully Kill

By Wakaya Wells

November 2nd, 2020

I say the world is on fire. I say I’m seeing things.

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Tags: antifa, Biden, Breonna Taylor, Caldwell Fires, Choctaw County, Choctaw Nation, Circus City USA, COVID-19, Crater Lake, Donald Trump, election 2020, Facebook, How to Be an Antiracist, Hugo, IAIA, Ibram X. Kendi, Indigenous, Institute of American Indian Arts, Joe Biden, Klamath Falls, Klamath Tribes, Lava Beds National Monument, McGirt v. Oklahoma, MFA, nationalism, Native, Native American, oklahoma, Oregon, Pam Houston, pandemic, patriotism, Politics, Racism, Robin DiAngelo, Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind, Tommy Orange, Trump, Wakaya Wells, white fragility, white supremacists, White Supremacy

The Rumpus Interview with Deborah Reed

By Tabitha Blankenbiller

September 25th, 2015

Author Deborah Reed discusses her latest novel, Olivay, the necessity of fire, Los Angeles anxiety, and how she found fulfillment at the edge of the American West.

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Tags: America, anxiety, Black Forest Writing Seminar, Boston Marathon bombing, Carry Yourself Back to Me, Crater Lake, Deborah Reed, destruction, Dorothy Allison, FaceTime, fire, gillian flynn, Gone Girl, growth, happy endings, los angeles, Manzanita, MGA, Olivay, Oregon, Pacific University, Portland, Tabitha Blankenbiller, Terrorism, Things We Set on Fire, tucson, twitter, unlikeable characters, West

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