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Gary Corbin is a freelance writer living in Vancouver, WA. In addition to corporate assignment work for clients, his creative and journalistic work has been published in the Portland Tribune, BrainstormNW, and The Oregonian, as well as on-line on GlobalEnvision.Com and other sites. He is seeking representation for his completed novel, "Lying in Judgment," about a man serving on the jury for a murder trial that he, himself, committed. He is working on a second novel, and shorter work has been submitted to numerous publications, pending review.
Gary grew up in Agawam, Massachusetts and also has lived in Louisiana, Indiana, and Washington, DC before settling in the Portland, Oregon area, where he makes beer, writes, acts, and provides consulting services to area clients.
Gary is a member of the Willamette Writers Group and participates in workshops and conferences in the Portland, Oregon area.
Recently Published
- Catalogs and Websites, Unite: November, 2008
- An Experience in the Kitchen: September 2008
- Survive (Even Thrive) in Today's Economy: August 2008
- Home Away from Home: July 2008
- Living the Suite Life: June 2008
- Links to the Past (cover feature), May, 2008
- Fascinating Oregonians: Jessica Gregg, Rachel Solotaroff, and Barbara Sidway, April 2008
- Mount Hood: More than a Meadow, January 2008
In the Portland Tribune Guest on Tap column:
- "Sipping on the Other Side of the River," December 18, 2008
- New Beers to Fall For, October 16, 2008
- Portland Oktoberfest: Envy Our Diversity, September 16, 2008.
- The Best Beer for John Deere, July 17, 2008.
- There's Nothing Like The Beer Here In Beervana, July 9, 2008
- The World's Largest Organic Brewers Festival, July 2, 2008
- Welcome Stop on a Road Trip, June 4, 2008.
- Buildings Recycled but the Beer's Fresh, April 29, 2008.
Other articles of interest:
- "Clearing the Air at Boardman," Oregonian Op-ed on Emissions Trading
- "Another reason to visit the Gorge: Wines and wineries of the Columbia Gorge," The Oregonian, November 14, 2006.
