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Featured Artist: Sandra Dal Poggetto
View images and read WILD TIME by Sandra Dal Poggetto. View feature here.
Established in 1981, Calapooya dedicated itself to publishing a wide variety of poets from around the Northwest and US, as well as publishing translations. The magazine moved from Monmouth, Oregon to Eastern Oregon University in La Grande, Oregon in 1998, where five subsequent issues appeared. After publishing a special issue dedicated to the work the photographer Minor White did in La Grande during the 1940s, the magazine’s name changed to Basalt in 2004.
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![[Throughout 2018, we have committed to publishing a selection of poems from each month of Ian Boyden’s manuscript “A Forest of Names.” Over the course of a year, Boyden translated […]](https://www.eou.edu/basalt/files/2018/09/DSC_4479_adjpara_cropsquare_1000-115x115.jpg "A Forest of Names (October) by Ian Boyden")
A Forest of Names (October) by Ian Boyden
Posted on October 1, 2018 | No Comments[Throughout 2018, we have committed to publishing a selection of poems from each month of Ian Boyden’s manuscript “A Forest of Names.” Over the course of a year, Boyden translated […] -
![Heather Cahoon received her MFA in Poetry from the University of Montana where she was the Richard Hugo Memorial Scholar. She won the 2005 Merriam Frontier Award for publication of her […]](https://www.eou.edu/basalt/files/2018/09/Horsefly-Dress-1-115x115.jpg "Two Poems by Heather Cahoon")
Two Poems by Heather Cahoon
Posted on September 19, 2018 | No CommentsHeather Cahoon received her MFA in Poetry from the University of Montana where she was the Richard Hugo Memorial Scholar. She won the 2005 Merriam Frontier Award for publication of her […] -
![By Heather Swan In a corner of a darkened courtyard, I knelt next to a brick wall which separated me from an inferno on the other side. Bright orange flame […]](https://www.eou.edu/basalt/files/2018/09/unnamed-1-115x115.jpg "Unexpected Effects: Learning from Clay Artist Paul Soldner")
Unexpected Effects: Learning from Clay Artist Paul Soldner
Posted on September 7, 2018 | No CommentsBy Heather Swan In a corner of a darkened courtyard, I knelt next to a brick wall which separated me from an inferno on the other side. Bright orange flame […] -
![Cascadia Books, 2017 by James Crews Anya Krugovoy Silver passed away at the age of 49 about a year after her fourth collection of poetry, Second Bloom, was published. She […]](https://www.eou.edu/basalt/files/2018/09/index-115x115.jpg "“I Keep My Eye on the Rose”: A Review of Second Bloom by Anya Krugovoy Silver.")
“I Keep My Eye on the Rose”: A Review of Second Bloom by Anya Krugovoy Silver.
Posted on September 5, 2018 | No CommentsCascadia Books, 2017 by James Crews Anya Krugovoy Silver passed away at the age of 49 about a year after her fourth collection of poetry, Second Bloom, was published. She […] -
![[Throughout 2018, we have committed to publishing a selection of poems from each month of Ian Boyden’s manuscript “A Forest of Names.” Over the course of a year, Boyden translated […]](https://www.eou.edu/basalt/files/2018/09/Aiww_4824_square_1000-115x115.jpg "A Forest of Names (September) by Ian Boyden")
A Forest of Names (September) by Ian Boyden
Posted on September 2, 2018 | No Comments[Throughout 2018, we have committed to publishing a selection of poems from each month of Ian Boyden’s manuscript “A Forest of Names.” Over the course of a year, Boyden translated […]