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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <book><bookinfo><title>Dot-to-Dot, Oregon</title> <author>Sid Miller</author> <pressname>Ooligan Press</pressname> <schoolname>Portland State University</schoolname> <location>Portland, Oregon</location> <copyrightpage><copyrighttitle>Dot-to-Dot, Oregon</copyrighttitle> <copyright>© 2009 Sid Miller</copyright> <isbn>ISBN13: 978-1-932010-29-9</isbn> <sectionbreakpara>All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduce <sectionbreakpara>Cover Art and Design by Rebecca “Ruji” Chapnik Interior Design by Marie Miller Type is set in ITC Franklin Gothic Std</sectionbreakpara> <publisherinfo><sectionbreakpara>Ooligan Press Department of English Portland State University P.O. Box 751 Portland, OR 97207-0751 www.ooliganpress.pdx.edu ooligan@ooliganpress.pdx.edu</sectionbreakpara></publisherinfo> <sectionbreakpara>Printed in the United States of America by Lightning Sourc <sectionbreakpara>Poems in this book have previously appeared in other publi <emphasis>Portland Review</emphasis>: Albany, Seaside <emphasis>The Oregonian</emphasis>: Oregon Dunes <emphasis>Caffeine Destiny</emphasis>: Veneta, Monmouth <emphasis>High Desert Journal</emphasis>: Crater Lake <emphasis>Salt River Review</emphasis>: Pendleton <emphasis>New Works Review</emphasis>: Astoria <emphasis>Bad Light</emphasis>: Klamath Falls, Corvallis <emphasis>Softblow</emphasis>: Bandon, Hermiston, Prineville, Reedsport <emphasis>Two Review</emphasis>: Philomath <emphasis>Walking Bridges Using Poetry as a Compass</emphasis>: Portland <emphasis>Pif Magazine</emphasis>: Umatilla, Grants Pass <emphasis>WritersDojo.org</emphasis>: The Dalles, McMinnville, Silverton, Mo <dedication>For Claire and Athene, the best traveling companions a man could <contents>Contents</contents> <intro><introtitle>Introduction</introtitle> <firstpara>Three points aligned at the moment of this book’s inception. The <para>That was the moment. By the time I fell asleep that night, the idea fo <para>When I got back to Portland, I went to Powell’s Books and got the bigg <para>My first concern was the number of places to visit. In order to assemb <para>A majority of the poems take place in the city center of each place. W <para>This last point was mainly affected by the two largest factors of this <para>By the time I figured all this out, I was excited to begin. I started <para>I’m not the sort of writer who is instantaneously inspired. I also hav