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A waiter’s valentine to food and his friends at a now-closed Minneapolis restaurant and fiction about a woman who stands up to corporate betrayal give us two good reading options today.   “The Last Supper Club: A Waiter’s Requiem”: by Matthew Batt (University of Minnesota Press,.$22.95) I enjoyed teaching very much, but at the end […]

If you participated in the Hutchinson’s One Book, One Community program in 2018, you’re familiar with the work of Minnesota author Kao Kalia Yang. If you attended Hutchinson’s Moving Words

Fiction or non-fiction -- we have both today; a novel about family and memory, and a memoir about the power of living with hope, both from authors who will be at Magers & Quinn.

WAUSAU – The seventh annual Central Wisconsin Book Festival schedule is set for 2023, and includes more than 20 free events in Wausau, Stevens Point and

Novels by Marie Myung-Ok Lee and Peter Geye; a memoir by Staci Lola Drouillard; and picture books about Duluth and the Boundary Waters are among this year's potential award winners.

Rosanna Staffa publishes her first novel at age 72.

Senior editor Maggie Ginsberg and associate editor Emma Waldinger each traveled up the shoreline of one of the Midwests Great Lakes on their road trips for our May cover story.

From panels on sports and horror stories to blueprints for fending off Amazons dominance, Unbound stretches itself across literary interests.

Mid-March might not be the best time to go Up North, but its a great time to read about being Up North.

We talk with Maureen Palmer, owner of Redbery Books in Cable, Wis., population 825.