Jenny Gropp & Laura Solomon: The Wordsmiths
Love and poetry are enduring themes for the couple who run Woodland Pattern.
15 Spring Arts Events You Won’t Want to Miss This Season
Winter continues, but in terms of culture, the spring season is in full bloom. So bundle up and explore the art exhibits, concerts, plays, dance performances and readings popping up around town.
How Does Milwaukee Barbecue Stack Up Compared to Other Cities?
A lawyer, an award-winning author and a certified barbecue judge walks into a bar. His name is Adrian E. Miller.
How Off-Center Wisconsinites Make America’s Dairyland a Little Less Flat
A columnist reflects on the off-center Wisconsinites that make America’s Dairyland a little less flat.
5 Tips For How To Beat Writer’s Block
If anyone knows how to stop the block, it’s local author Kathie Giorgio.
6 Thoughts From Chelsea Handler Ahead of Her Milwaukee Visit
We were excited to chat with Chelsea Handler before her show later this week.
Love Horror Novels? Here Are 7 by Hometown Author Peter Straub
If a horror novel is your book of choice, you might want to check out this local author.
Need a New Book? This Milwaukee Author Wrote a Good One
“Girl in the Rearview Mirror” is worth the read.
Is Ed Garvey One of the Most Compelling Figures in Wisconsin History?
In the book “Ed Garvey Unvarnished,” Madison journalist Rob Zaleski writes about this Wisconsin progressive’s outlook on politics.
The Men and Moments that Made the Green Bay Packers
Drew Olson and Jason Wilde went back through decades of Packer lore to put together “The Big 50” a book that collects fifty men and moments that define the Green and Gold.