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One Year Anniversary
October 5. 2011
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Runway Set for Portland Fashion Week
Top designers to
debut their
collections
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fr e sh fr u it,
b e n to b ru n ch .
Portland Fashion Week is here with
a stellar lineup of runway shows with
some of the most exciting designers in
the country.
From Project Runway all-stars and
winners to world-known eco-sustain-
able designers, an extraordinary array
of designers will debut their collec­
tions at the Vigor Industrial Shipyard
in Swan Island from Wednesday, Oct.
5 through Saturday, Oct. 8.
Michael Costello from the All-star
show, Seth Aaron (winner of Season
7), alum Jay Sario, as well as a designer
from the currently airing season, will
be showing never-before-seen collec­
tions.
Anna Cohen, whose eco-sustain-
able high-fashion collections have
been adorning the pages of global
fashion media, will launch two lines
designed by her. Ethos Paris and
Lenzanita are two other widely know
eco-fashion collections returning to
Portland Fashion Week.
Designers will meet buyers and take
orders at the Portland Fashion Week
Market on Sunday, Oct 9, at the Benson
Hotel.
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(AP) — Alice Walker’s "The Color
Purple," a Pulitzer Prize winner in 1983 and
still a widely taught and talked about
novel, is finally coming out as an e-book.
Open Road Integrated Media, the digi­
tal company co-founded two years ago
by former HarperCollins CEO Jane Fried­
man, has reached an agreement with
Walker to release the electronic version
of "The Color Purple" and most of her
other work.
New editions o f "The Color Purple" Alice Walker
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and the novels "The Tem ple of My
Fam iliar" and "Possessing the Secret
of Joy" were released this month. On
Nov. 22, eight more books will be pub­
lished. The e-books will include author
interview s, photographs and personal
docum ents.
Walker is best known for "The Color
Purple," set in rural Georgia in the 1930s.
It was adapted into a 1985 Steven
Spielberg film of the same name and more
recently into a Broadway musical.
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deviceshave long been asking for
this service. N ow , library patrons
have yet another w ay to take the
library and its books w ith them
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