Books
In 1970, Minneapolis Teachers Risked it All, Broke the Law, and Went on Strike
The author of the forthcoming "Strike!" talks about the chance teachers took: "By picking up a placard and going on the street, you have automatically lost your job. That's how the law was written."
Meet the MN Book Influencers Blowing Up on TikTok, Instagram
Is this the most wholesome corner of the internet? Yes it is.
Sequoia Nagamatsu Spent 10 Years Writing a Book About a Plague
The St. Olaf prof's debut novel, 'How High We Go In the Dark,' is generating healthy amount of buzz in the literary world.
U.S. Bank ‘Deeply Sorry’ for Calling Cops, Handcuffing Black Customer
Plus Chauvin changes mind, hospitals plead with the unvaxxed, and Marlon James keeps winning in today's Flyover.
Mary Franson: Waiter! There’s mRNA in My Soup!
Plus a great Minnesotan poet passes, your boss has opinions, COVID persists, and Target gets good PR in today's Flyover.
On Gary Paulsen, Minneapolis Writer Who Was King of the Lonely Boys
Remembering the beloved young-adult author's transformative emotional power.
A Tiny Minneapolis Publishing House and the Horror Novella They Can’t Keep on the Shelves
Eric LaRocca's 'Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke' is gruesome, haunting, and huge on Twitter and TikTok.
