Author Archives: M.L. Schepps

I am honored to contribute again to the Oregon Encyclopedia, this time for a piece on that downtown stalwart Huber’s Cafe. Give it a read, won’t you?

I’m grateful for the opportunity to be featured on Michael McGregor’s “Writing The Northwest” again, this time for an article about one of my personal favorite Pacific Northwest personalities, the inimitable Stewart Holbrook. Give it a read, won’t you?

I’m incredibly happy to announce the release of my debut novella “Split Aces”! Available for purchase from Antiquated Future and Amazon The response from readers has been just phenomenal and I’m hopeful you will feel the same.

I’m very proud to have a post up on Michael McGregor’s new website Writing The Northwest. Michael was a tremendous influence on me during my MFA years and I am quite indebted to his guidance. It’s on the topic of the hero’s journey or “monomyth” and how that framework has played out in regards toContinue reading ““Writing the Northwest: The Myth of the ‘Other World’ in Oregon-Set Films””