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Posts Tagged: Gigi Little

Total Freedom: A Conversation with Theresa Griffin Kennedy

By Francine Raften

December 14th, 2018

Theresa Griffin Kennedy discusses her new story collection, BURNSIDE FIELD LIZARD.

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Tags: #metoo, A Confederacy of Dunces, Abuse, autofiction, Brett Kavanaugh, Burnside Field Lizard, censorship, childhood molestation, Forest Avenue Press, Francine Raften, Gigi Little, J de Salvo, JD Chandler, John Kennedy Toole, Laura Stanfill, Madeline Bracken, memoir, misogyny, molestation, pornography, Portland, Racism, rape, Sex, sexism, sexual assault, sexual violence, shame, Talionic Night in Portland, Theresa Griffin Kennedy, Trump, violence against women, voyeurism, We Learned to Live in That Castle

Notable Portland: 11/9–11/15

By Olivia Olivia

November 9th, 2017

Literary events and readings in and around Portland this week!

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Tags: Alex Behr, Brad Rosen, Chuck Palahniuk, Claire McMillan, Dana Levin, Danzy Senna, Dena Rash Guzman, Ellen Urbani, Gigi Little, Gloria Harrison, Joe Hagan, Kaveh Akbar, Mark Bray, Megan Stielstra, Melissa Febos, Morgan Parker, Nancy Slavin, Notable Portland, Olivia Olivia, Omar el Akkad, Peter Ames Carlin, Portland, sarah manguso, Shane Burley, Tabitha Blankenbiller

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