What a thrill to turn on Minnesota Public Radio yesterday and hear Andy Steiner interviewed about her book How to Survive: The Extraordinary Resilience of Ordinary People and the topic of resiliency and mental health. Fantastic. To listen to the … Continue reading
What a delight to find this excerpt of Andy Steiner’s marvelous resiliency and mental health book How to Survive: The Extraordinary Resilience of Ordinary People excerpted in Minnesota Monthly.
Here’s a fabulous interview Andy Steiner did with KFAI about her resiliency and mental health book, How to Survive: The Extraordinary Resilience of Ordinary People. Find it here. And do join us Thursday, Feb. 5, at the wonderful Subtext Books … Continue reading
What a thrill to turn on the TV last night and see Adam Levy profiled on TPT’s “MN Original” program. In it Adam talks about the solo record that Think Piece Publishing is putting out in the spring, Naubinway, which … Continue reading
Today is the big day for Andy Steiner’s How to Survive: The Extraordinary Resilience of Ordinary People, which is now available at such outlets as Magers & Quinn, Subtext, and online. And a reminder, 5 percent of the first-month sales … Continue reading
MinnPost books editor Amy Goetzman wrote a lovely feature about Andy Steiner and her mental health and resiliency book, “How to Survive: The Extraordinary Resilience of Ordinary People.” Find it here!
Delighted to read this lovely piece about Andy Steiner’s resiliency and mental health book How to Survive: The Extraordinary Resilience of Ordinary People in Minnesota Monthly. Find it here. And do join us at the launch event Jan. 14 at … Continue reading
It was an e-mail that changed everything. It came in last May. A friend of mine from the mid-90s whom I had lost contact with showed up in my in-box. Lisa Grantham is her name; I knew her when she … Continue reading
It’s our great joy to announce that this year we will be publishing The Great Repression, a collection of poems and illustrations by Shannon Cuthrell, a marvelous writer who attends Appalachian State University in North Carolina. It details five months … Continue reading
If you didn’t get a chance to hear Andy Steiner on with Jordana Green at WCCO-AM talking about her resiliency and mental health book How to Survive: The Extraordinary Resilience of Ordinary People, just click here. It’s quite a listen.