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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  • Special issue devoted to the artwork of the late Kathelene Galloway. Memoirs and critical essays by the editors, Cheryl K. Shurtleff, and Ben Mitchell. A...0August 5, 2011

    Volume 5, Number 1

    Special issue devoted to the artwork of the late Kathelene Galloway. Memoirs and critical essays by the editors, Cheryl K. Shurtleff, and Ben Mitchell. A…

  • Our new issue has just arrived and features a portfolio of photographs the late Terry Toedtemeier and an accompanying essay by James Lavadour; poetry by...0August 5, 2011

    Current Issue

    Our new issue has just arrived and features a portfolio of photographs the late Terry Toedtemeier and an accompanying essay by James Lavadour; poetry by…

  • The predecessor of basalt, the beloved tabloid Calapooya Collage, was established in 1981 by the late Tom Ferte. Calapooya dedicated itself to publishing a wide variety of...0January 27, 2011

    About basalt

    The predecessor of basalt, the beloved tabloid Calapooya Collage, was established in 1981 by the late Tom Ferte. Calapooya dedicated itself to publishing a wide variety of…

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