Ebook {Epub PDF} Oregon Detour by Nard Jones

 · This novel's depiction of Weston, Oregon -- thinly disguised as "Creston" -- shocked residents of the small eastern Oregon town and created a controversy that still lingers today/5. Born in Seattle, Washington, Nard Jones spent his high school years in Weston, Oregon, an experience that became the basis for Oregon Detour (). Jones’s other Oregon novels, Swift Flows the River and The Scarlett Petticoat, depict Oregon explorers, pioneers, colonizers, and historical figures such as Donald McTavish, the commander of Fort George, and Chinook Chief Concomly. Nard Jones () By Walt Curtis In , a Whitman College graduate published a novel about Weston, Oregon. The book described growing up between in a town named Creston. The names were changed, but Weston residents were shocked.

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