Remember Video Visions? A Look at the East Side’s Long-Gone VHS Emporium
A former employee talks about the rise and fall of the rental store.
This Debut Novel by a Former Milwaukee Police Officer Is a Thriller
Adam Plantinga spent seven years in the Milwaukee Police Department.
This New Book Is About Rediscovering Yourself in Midlife
We spoke to local meditation leader and life coach Ben Katt about his new book, coming home and midlife.
Q&A: Wisconsin Author Yolanda DeLoach Discusses Her New Memoir
The first-time author talks about hiking the ice age trail, vulnerability and healing her younger self.
5 Wisconsin Books to Read This Winter
Whether you’re looking for a memoir, short stories a crime novel or more, you’ll find a new read here.
Barbara Feigin’s Memoir Recounts Her Family’s Escape From Nazi Germany
In it, she shares her story of going from a young refugee girl to a successful executive in the male-dominated advertising business.
John Gurda Has a New In-Depth Guidebook to Milwaukee
‘John Gurda’s Milwaukee,’ which releases Dec. 10, lays out a 25-mile route with historical stories and photographs.
Ask MilMag: What Are You Reading Right Now?
In this series, Milwaukee Magazine staffers answer questions about the city, share cherished memories, give unsolicited advice and crack the occasional dumb joke.
Louis V. Clark III Writes Poems Between Two Worlds
The author explores his Native identity and experiences with rhyme and humor.
4 Essential Wisconsin Frank Lloyd Wright Properties to Visit
Explore the iconic architect’s work through these excerpts from new book ‘Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin.’