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CAMAS VALLEY — Ryan Dancer scored 15 points, and Luke Elliott had nine points and eight steals to help propel the Camas Valley boys basketball team to a 54-25 win over Prospect in the championship game of the Camas Valley Tournament Saturday. Full Article at OregonNews.com
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Raymond Carver once addressed the thin line between fiction and nonfiction by stating: "Everything we write is in some way, autobiographical." Full Article at The Seattle Times
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One can argue, as Stephen King did in his review of “: A Writer’s Life” and “Raymond Carver: Collected Stories” (Nov. 22), that Gordon Lish overstepped editorial boundaries when pruning Carver’s masterly short stories. Full Article at The New York Times
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Who made Raymond Carver? Maybe it was Gordon Lish, who edited Carver's short stories about workaday lives into the minimalist style that made him famous. Full Article at Powell's Books
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Confession. The first time I read a Raymond Carver story, I didn’t get it. It was so spare, so lacking epiphan—-- I thought: “Huh?” But then, I read his story, A Small, Good Thing. And Cathedral and Neighbors. Full Article at NPR
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Confession. The first time I read a Raymond Carver story, I didn’t get it. It was so spare, so lacking epiphan—-- I thought: “Huh?” But then, I read his story, A Small, Good Thing. And Cathedral and Neighbors. Full Article at NPR
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Confession. The first time I read a Raymond Carver story, I didn’t get it. It was so spare, so lacking epiphan—-- I thought: “Huh?” But then, I read his story, A Small, Good Thing. And Cathedral and Neighbors. Full Article at NPR
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Will it be just another run-of-the-mill season-opening weekend for the Elyria girls basketball team? Full Article at Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
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Raymond Carver's life, as related in the exhaustive and definitive new biography by Carol Sklenicka, reads like a Raymond Carver story. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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Raymond Carver's life, as related in the exhaustive and definitive new biography by Carol Sklenicka, reads like a Raymond Carver story. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
