regina andrew is a designer, author, and writer who lives in Portland, Oregon. Her writing and interests are all about design, culture, and being present.

regina andrew is a designer, author, and writer who lives in Portland, Oregon. Her writing and interests are all about design, culture, and being present.

Regina andrew is a designer, author, and writer who lives in Portland, Oregon. Her writing and interests are all about design, culture, and being present.

Your website has a lot of links to the site. And I have a couple of links that I use to share with you, too. The first one is about the site. I think you should keep this first link and give it a small amount of detail to make it more interesting. I also have some links to other sites that I like and check out.

My other links are: www.robertanjoubert.com, www.david-huey.com, www.the-thespot.

Regina Andrew is a Portland-based author, journalist, musician, and visual artist. Her writing is published in a variety of places, including the magazine _Portland Monthly_, the literary magazine _The New York Times Book Review_, the literary journal _Viceland_, the arts and music review _The Oregonian_, and the literary journal _Coffeehouse_. She is also the former editor of the literary journal _In These Times_.

Regina Andrew is a Portland-based writer, editor, visual artist, musician, and former editor of the literary journal _In These Times_. She is the author of several short story collections, including _The Sunken Garden_, _Death and Destiny_, _How to Be a Woman_, _The Sunken Garden II_, and _The Other Side of the Street: The Best of In These Times_.

Andrew was also a creative writing professor for several years at Portland State University. She has contributed essays to the _Portland Mercury_, the _Oregonian_, the _Oregon Live_, and the _Oregon Post_, and regularly writes editorials for the Portland _Oregonian_ and the _Portland Tribune_. She is also the editor of the literary journal _Coffeehouse_. Andrew was awarded her M.A. in Creative Writing from Boston University in 2004.

Andrew was born in Portland, raised in a rural family, and currently resides in Portland with her husband, her two cats, her cat-loving dog, and two young children. She has a website at www.andrewandrew.com.

_Oregonian_ in its latest story, _The Golden Compass_ (2003), it’s a great reminder of the importance of understanding the real lives of the people who live in Oregon. It may seem like a long shot, but by the time the story gets out of hand, the Oregonian has been a living reminder of the vastness of how Oregon is now.