Oregon Authors to Appear at Lane County Fair
Of course the Lane County Fair has the county’s best quilts and chickens. But did you know that the fair also showcases the area’s best books?
The 2011 Lane County Fair will boast yet again, Oregon Authors!
Shirley Tallman, ”Scandal on Rincon Hill" and other murder mysteries set in San Francisco in the 1880s, Saturday 11am-7pm
The 2011 Lane County Fair will boast yet again, Oregon Authors!
Gary Adams, “Things Inside Other Things" (poems), Saturday 1-3pm
Harold ("Cork") Anson, "Jumping Through Time: The History of Ski Jumping in the United States and Southwest Canada" (2010), Sunday 3-5pm
Dan Armstrong, "Chain of Souls" (a historical novel set in India after Gandhi's assassination) and other novels, Thursday 11am-7pm, Friday 3-9pm, Saturday 11am-9pm, Sunday 11am-3pm
Dan Armstrong, "Chain of Souls" (a historical novel set in India after Gandhi's assassination) and other novels, Thursday 11am-7pm, Friday 3-9pm, Saturday 11am-9pm, Sunday 11am-3pm
Brian Bender, “Farming Around the Country: An Organic Odyssey", Wednesday 11am-5pm, Friday 3-5pm, Sunday 3-8pm
Joe Blakely, “Eugene’s Civic Stadium” and other books about sports and Oregon history, all day every day
Jo- Brew, "La Femme: A Collection of Short Stories About the Ladies" and novels about women, Friday 11am-5pm
Tyler Burgess, “Portland Townscape Walks" (2011), "Quito, Ecuador Townscape Walks" (2011), and other walking guides, Wednesday 5-9pm
Jane Capron, "Rosie, A Fairyland Fable" (2011) and a series of murder mysteries set in Eugene, Friday 11am-1pm and Sunday 3-5pm
Jennifer Chambers, three horror story anthologies, as well as a novel based on the author's experience of surviving traumatic brain injury from a car crash. Friday 5-7pm
Jennifer Chambers, three horror story anthologies, as well as a novel based on the author's experience of surviving traumatic brain injury from a car crash. Friday 5-7pm
Robert Chambers, “Hobee’s Quest” and other non-violent childrens books, Wednesday 1-3pm, Friday 7pm-9pm, Sunday 5-8pm
Rod Collins, “Bloodstone” and two other murder mysteries set in Oregon, Saturday 7pm-9pm
T. L. Cooper, “All She Ever Wanted" (a novel of an interracial friendship), Sunday 1-3pm
Gary Cornelius, “Crashing Through the Underbrush" (2011), a novel based on his own 28-year career as a public mental health worker in Oregon, Wednesday 5-7pm, Saturday 7pm-9pm, and Sunday 5-8pm
Gary Cornelius, “Crashing Through the Underbrush" (2011), a novel based on his own 28-year career as a public mental health worker in Oregon, Wednesday 5-7pm, Saturday 7pm-9pm, and Sunday 5-8pm
Amy Costales, “Lupe Vargas and Her Super Best Friend” and other bilingual children's books with Latinos as protagonists, Wednesday 3pm-7pm
Linda Crew, “A Heart for Any Fate” and other historical novels set in Oregon, Thursday 11am-5pm
Kurt Cyrus, "The Voyage of Turtle Rex" (2011) and many other illustrated children’s books, Saturday 11am-7pm
Marti Deanda, "Ghosts, Past and Future" (2011), a science fiction novel, Friday 7pm-9pm, Saturday 11am-1pm, and Sunday 11am-1pm
Carola Dunn, “Anthem for Doomed Youth" (2011) and many other murder mysteries, many of them set in England, Thursday 3-7pm, Sunday 1-5pm
Karl Eysenbach, “The Story of the Century", a science fiction novel, Wednesday and Sunday 11am-1pm
Ed Fender “Infinite River", a thriller set on a Rogue River raft trip during a subduction earthquake, Saturday 7pm-9pm
Kenneth Fenter, "The Bee Tree" (2011), a novel about a boy returning from the wilderness to face his family,
Wednesday through Friday, 11am-1pm and 5pm-7pm
Ellen Gabehart & Merideth Ferrell, “Young At Art: Easy Art Lessons for Educators", Wednesday 7pm-9pm and Sunday, 5-8pm
Frog, “The Frog Joke Book for Kids Meets Batman & Robin” (2011) and many other joke books, Wednesday through Friday, 7pm-9pm
Salome Gershom, “Halloween: Counterfeit Holy Day", Wednesday 3-5pm
Gary Hartman, “Homebuilt Clocks" (2011) and other books of do-it-yourself projects, Wednesday 1-3pm
June Harvey, “An Incredible Life: True Stories Told By Clarence Riggs", Thursday 7pm-9pm and Friday 1-3pm
Jim Henson, “Satisfaction Guaranteed: The Chicago Stories" (2011), nonfiction stories by a Chicago mental health professional, Wednesday through Friday, 11am-2pm and 5pm-8pm
Jim Henson, “Satisfaction Guaranteed: The Chicago Stories" (2011), nonfiction stories by a Chicago mental health professional, Wednesday through Friday, 11am-2pm and 5pm-8pm
Ann Herrick, “The Perfect Guy” and other young adult and children's books, Thursday 11am-3pm
Evelyn Seare Hess, “To the Woods: Sinking Roots, Living Lightly, and Finding True Home", Wednesday and Friday 11am-5pm
Patricia (Patty) Jacobs, "My Balancing Act: Adapting to Multiple Sclerosis and Recapturing a Joyful Life", Sunday 11am-1pm
R.A. (James) McDonald, “Ada: Legend of a Healer" (a novel about a teenage girl who discovers she has the power to heal people), Sunday 1-3pm
Jason Michael Nelson, “A Voice No Longer Silent", a memoir about overcoming a disability, Wednesday and Thursday, 7pm-9pm
Robert Rubinstein, “Zishe the Strongman (2011), a picture book about a 1920s weightlifter, and other novels, Friday 1-3pm
Dorcas Smucker, “Downstairs the Queen Is Knitting" and other collections of her columns from the Register-Guard, Thursday 1-9pm and Saturday 3-7pm
Dorcas Smucker, “Downstairs the Queen Is Knitting" and other collections of her columns from the Register-Guard, Thursday 1-9pm and Saturday 3-7pm
William L. Sullivan, "Oregon Favorites: Trails and Tales” (2011) and other books about Oregon hiking and history, all day every day
