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Barista Haiku that graced the blackboard of Tiny's Coffee in Portland, OR, weekly from 2014-2017. Darkly funny, playful, and modern verse accompanied with full-color illustrations, as well as images of the original haikus on the Tiny's blackboard. This is poetry for fellow service industry workers, and all who survived the last chaotic decade.

Buckman Journal: Uncanny is an Anthology showcasing over 25 Portland artists and writers. Short stories, personal essays, creative nonfiction, prize-winning poetry, an absurdist comic, and a bunch of eye-grabbing art.

This debut novel from acclaimed poet and short fiction writer, Craig Buchner, Fish Cough is punctuated by gallows humor and finely attuned observations of the human experience. American in setting and style, Buchner presents an alluring, uniquely disquieting journey into the dynamics of the modern psyche. Fish Cough is a new breed of novel that blurs genre and tugs at the heart, all while questioning the foundational ideas of the world we live in.

Portland, Oregon. It's a city where artists, writers, and musicians have been flocking to since the 1990s. It's where they grow, hopefully to expand their talent and skills, with the understanding that not all attempts will work. Portland makes room for mistakes. The attempt is what matters. And when attempts do work, there's nothing like being in the audience as a witness.When someone proclaims that Portland lacks diversity, the reality refutes. Such proclaimers need reminder of Portland's word-of-mouth credentials. Just because you don't know of something happening doesn't mean it isn't happening. The diversity is out there plenty, whether cultural or style. The grapevine grows long, beyond the backyard.THIS IS PORTLAND is a result of running along some of the grapevines.It's not a travel guide telling you where to go and what to eat. However, by presenting the city's acclaimed artists and writers, as well as its unique cultural innovators, this book conveys the soul and spirit of Portland like no other.

Yet again, the folks at Buckman have scoped the scene and printed the best that Portland and the environs has to offer. Short stories, essays, a poem here and there, and a bunch of art from the scene that is bursting at the seams with talent and mad chops. The latest issue contains stories of unexpected discovery and connections in Uganda, Peru, and of course, the Pacific Northwest. Find notes on the great disorientation, Alaskan bank robberies, exploding whales, and more. Illustrator Allie Sullberg crafted the cover. More exciting visuals by Laura Medina, Daren Todd, and Anastasia Greer, to name a few. Jason Glover leads us into the wilderness of the jungle and the human spirit. Tara Stephens offers an excerpt from their visual comic series. Julie Morris shares a short meditation on kissing. Dave Fitzpatrick puts us in the brain of an overworked trucker facing an impending snowstorm. Lauren Johnson revives everyone's favorite expired film-Kodak Ektachrome. This anthology gathers an eclectic mix of literature and art for your reading and viewing pleasure, all made by Portlanders. Pick up a copy & be entertained for hours-no screen required! Know your local y'all!

The latest volume shows off the work of over 25 writers and artists, all Portland, all rad. Featuring everything from poetry to short stories to photography to fine art painting. There is something sure to please everyone in these packed, full-color pages. Know your local, yo.

Here comes the new blood! The crew at Buckmxn Journal have scouted the Pacific Northwest, chased by bigfeets, riding orcas, canoed the Columbia, just to find the finest authors and artists and present them to the greater world.

What We Pick Up is the gripping debut story collection from Portland author and screenwriter Stacy Brewster, recipient of the 2019 Literary Arts Fellowship in Drama. In these eleven, tightly-wound stories, Brewster turns clichés of boyhood and manhood on their heads, revealing the trappings and failures of American masculinity when viewed from any angle, especially a queer one. A brash, young man recounts the life he shared with an older lover in rural, 1930s Oregon... queer teenagers navigate a family vacation on a remote lake... a gay retiree tries to outrun an apocalyptic sandstorm... and an aging alcoholic is transfixed by the return of a long-lost sibling, now trans. In the title story-connected to two others in the collection-a sound recordist who survived a violent car crash as a boy and a suicide attempt as a teenager, must find his place in the world between his love of film and the perils of Hollywood exploitation. With sharp observation, cinematic detail, and wit, Stacy Brewster's What We Pick Up is intensely satisfying, with stories that span vastly different decades and landscapes. Brewster's stories of fathers, sons, brothers, and lovers-gay, bi, trans, queer-all manage to mix dark humor, earnest pathos, and a quiet reserve of hope to re-vision a different path forward for all of us.

Number 5 is alive. The fifth installment of the award winning anthology from Portland, OR. Packed with stories, art, poetry, a great entertainer and thought provoker. Join the new literary and art movement that is coming out of Portland, the most affordable city on the west coast!

The Scream & Other Dark Stories is fourteen tales where the monster is no longer within.In the eponymous The Scream, after a mysterious disease has infected the U.S., a journalist is forced into government mandated EMDR therapy to recover lost memories. Abigail Alone sees a woman losing her sense of identity after a betrayal. In Mathias & LEENA, a ghost finds unlikely love with a home computer system. To Everything,Turn introduces the reader to a family with a dark and powerful lineage on the day of the youngest brother's transformation. A mother's decision in Black Wings leads her into a pit of darkness that no mind could overcome.

Ye gawds! Fresh from receiving an Independent Book Publisher Award for Anthologies, Buckmxn Journal 004 comes along packing some of the finest words and art happening today. Wild stories from Kim Stafford, Michelle Ruiz Keil, and many others. Artists include Pace Taylor, Lehuauakea Fernandez, and Tony Aguero, to name a few! Also included and only available in this deluxe edition: special ephemera of a Katharine Jacobs image backed with a prose-poem by Jordan Hernandez.

Savvy writers. Sharp artists. Buckman delves into the contemporary Portland, OR art scene and delivers its score to the world's eager eyes.Savvy writers. Sharp artists. Buckman delves into the contemporary Portland, OR art scene and delivers its score to the world's eager eyes.

You might not be able to tell at first glance, but some people could be bears and othersnothing at all. Misfits governing a neighborhood without anyone there knowing it.Perhaps a devoted parent of vintage dolls. Or a visitor who seems so like us. All of themdoing their best, using the right tools at the wrong times. These are tales of people livingin the most dangerous lands, their own minds.

How are you at change, friend? Do you carry yourself with grace and dignity, or fall apart, dissolve into insignificance without humor? The Last Payphone on the West Coast is calling. Its 12 stories feature a shopping-cart tramp, a freshly released ex-con, a 1979 Cadillac hearse, and other folks from the periphery negotiating the age of smart phones and instantaneous expectations.

The savviest writers. The sharpest artists. Named after the legendary inner-southeast Portland neighborhood, Buckman Journal delivers its 2nd volume of literature and art.Want to know what's happening in the Portland scene? Here's the inside lane! Giddyup!

In the boozy aftermath of exciting sex, when mind and body become one, and from the space between mind and body, where the longing that travels physical distances comes to us not as undeviating lines but as radial waves, Liz Lampman's poems urge us to remember those we have truly loved and those we have craved after.The centerpiece of this collection is a heroic crown of sonnets.

The year is 2018. There's a woman in the oval office, the world's as equitable and harmonious as it's ever been, and a former pro-wrestler known as The Orange Bastard spends his days alone in the desert where he belongs. Except something went wrong. The timeline got split and reality is turned upside down. Drifting between these two parallel worlds is a secret agent from The Order of Athena, a group of powerful women whose origins pre-date known history. Though her cover identity has made her the second most ridiculous person in modern politics, the agent known as Sarah Palin is determined to heal the schism in the time/space continuum, body slam The Orange Bastard, and give us back the female future we deserve. With help from a mysterious diary, a roster of high-profile Athena friends, and a few bottles of chilled rosé, Sarah must uncover a mole in The Order and travel the world in search of a scientist whose obsession with Taylor Swift threatens to derail everything.In this comic thriller you will see the world as it is, and as it should be, while speeding towards a surprising conclusion that will having you laughing, crying, and just maybe even peeing your pants a little. Welcome to The Order. Welcome to 20!8.

Dismissing the watery soup served by contemporary culture, Buckman Journal is a collection of new literature and art offering meat, bone, and spice, insisting the broth pack flavor. Named after and based in Portland, Oregon's fabled inner south east, Buckman Journal scouts North America for outstanding talent, presenting it in a visually stunning volume.