University of Minnesota Press
Mary Lucia Didnât Owe Us a Memoir (But Iâm Glad She Wrote It)
Lucia's storytelling in 'What Doesnât Kill Me Makes Me Weirder and Harder To Relate To' recalls maudlin lyrics set to a bright pop chord progression.
Helen Hoover: The Pioneering MN Nature Writer Youâve âNever Heard Ofâ Finally Gets Her Due
A new biography sheds light on Hoover's life in the wilderness.
Jeremy Nortonâs âTrauma Spongesâ Is a Bracing Look Inside the Firehouse
Five-alarm fire calls? Not exactly.
âA Natural Curiosityâ: New Book Celebrates The Bell Museumâs Big Ideas
âIf nothing else, when people read this, I think they can come to understand what a wonderful treasure this is for the state and for the country."
April 15, 2022
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."
February 23, 2022
How MIGIZIâs Legacy Radio Archive Was Saved
Hours before the Third Precinct burned, staff members and local teens rescued decades of Indigenous history.
November 24, 2021
