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Literary Arts Programs

Andrews Experimental Forest LTER: Creative Writers Collaboration The Andrews Forest Long-Term Ecological Research group; the Spring Creek Project for Ideas, Nature, and the Written Word; and the USDA Forest Service are collaborating in a program that brings creative writers, humanists, and ecosystem scientists together at the Andrews and in other natural venues in the Pacific Northwest. This program called Long-Term Ecological Reflections supports writers and humanists in their efforts to explore human/nature relationships as they evolve over many lifetimes.

Mountain Writers Series features authors of regional, national, and international reputation in a variety of events including readings, lectures, workshops, and master classes presented in diverse venues and formats throughout northwest Oregon.

Literary Arts has brought leading authors, historians, artists and critics to the stage to discuss their work and the trajectory of contemporary culture since 1984.

Log Cabin Literary Center in Boise exists to inspire & celebrate a love of reading, writing & discourse throughout the region.

The Nature of Words, Central Oregon’s premier literary event, annually showcases acclaimed authors and poets whose writing deals primarily, but not exclusively, with the literal and metaphorical Western landscape.

Northwest Writing Institute gathers a community of writers for reflective experiences in the practice of writing.

Ooligan Press and Publishing Program of Portland State University
Sleeping Lady Nestled in the Eastern foothills of Washington's Cascade Mountains, Sleeping Lady Mountain Retreat blends the beauty of nature, music and the arts to create a unique conference experience.

The Oregon State University Press was founded in 1961. They currently publish about 15 books a year.

Sitka Center for Art and Ecology is dedicated to expanding the relationships between art, nature and humanity through workshops, presentations and individual research projects.