10 Novels Set in the Great State of Wisconsin
The dairyland gets the literary treatment in these page-turners.
8 Books We Think You Should Read This Summer
Our picks for poolside page-turners.
After the Oak Creek Sikh Temple Massacre, Activist Pardeep Singh Kaleka and Former White Supremacist Arno Michaelis Co-Author a Book about Forgiveness After Hate
Their book, ‘The Gift of Our Wounds: A Sikh and a Former White Supremacist Find Forgiveness After Hate,’ comes out this month.
Our Q&A with Wauwatosa Author Mary Lou Bailey
“I learned that sadness can and must be a part of our life,” says Bailey.
Our Q&A with Milwaukee Author Liam Callanan, Author of ‘Paris by the Book’
Mais Oui! A local author and Francophile has written an electrifying new book about the City of Lights.
Q&A with Deanna Singh, Local Author of ‘I Am a Boy of Color’ and ‘I Am a Girl of Color’
The lack of diversity in children’s books seems like it should be a problem of the past. But it’s not. We talked to author Deanna Singh about changing the current narrative in children’s literature.
3 Questions for Jim Cryns, Author of ‘The Church of Baseball: Making Bull Durham’
We spoke with local author Jim Cryns about the making of Making Bull Durham.
Award-Winning Author Emily St. John Mandel Visits Shorewood to Talk About ‘Station Eleven’
What happens when a killer flu sweeps across the globe? A visiting author imagines the unimaginable.
Writer Dan Kois Visits Milwaukee With his Newly Published Oral History of ‘Angels in America’
Whitefish Bay native and author of ‘The World Only Spins Forward’ will be returning to Milwaukee on Mar. 15 for a reading and craft talk as part of the UW-Milwaukee Visiting Writer Series.
We Read Charlie Sykes’ Latest Book So You Don’t Have To
The best nuggets from the Charlie Sykes book.