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RAFFERTY'S LAST CASE virtual event with SubText Books and Larry Millett - Vimarsana News

RAFFERTY'S LAST CASE virtual event with SubText Books and Larry Millett

Larry Millett will join SubText Books on Thursday, April 21, for a reading and discussion of his new book, RAFFERTY'S LAST CASE.

Source: umn.edu
THE LAST BOOKSELLER virtual event with SubText Books and Gary Goodman - Vimarsana News

THE LAST BOOKSELLER virtual event with SubText Books and Gary Goodman

Gary Goodman will join SubText Books on Thursday, April 7 for a discussion of his new book, THE LAST BOOKSELLER, moderated by Patrick Coleman.

Source: umn.edu
Star Tribune Don't Miss: 'After Effects' - Vimarsana News

Star Tribune Don't Miss: 'After Effects'

A week after her beloved husband died of cancer, Andrea Gilats found the new silence in her home crushing. "I decided that I would simply resume talking with him, both aloud and in daily letters," she writes in her memoir of grief, "After Effects." And write to him she did, every day, for two years. But it didn't help. The grief that she experienced over her loss was profound, debilitating, life-limiting — and nothing helped.

Source: umn.edu
AFTER EFFECTS virtual launch event with SubText Books and Andrea Gilats - Vimarsana News

AFTER EFFECTS virtual launch event with SubText Books and Andrea Gilats

Andrea Gilats will join a virtual event with SubText Books on Thursday, February 10 for the launch of her new book, AFTER EFFECTS.

Source: umn.edu
Eye On St. Paul Q&A: Matt Keliher, SubText Books - Vimarsana News

Eye On St. Paul Q&A: Matt Keliher, SubText Books

At a time when many book buyers have taken their shopping online, St. Paul's SubText Books has not only stuck with bricks and mortar, but it has become a downtown anchor.