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Portland Stories is just one of several sites at The Cities Story Project developed by Derek Powazek; a network of city-based storytelling sites. He describes the content of each site as "halfway between a personal journal and a travel book...when you tell the stories of your life, and the city itself becomes a key character." According to Stephen Voss (Portland Stories), one of the main requirements is that your non-fiction story be set in Portland; whether something happened to you yesterday or you have fond memories of years gone by. Contribute to Portland Stories

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