We’ve never met Shannon Cuthrell in person. We’re in Minneapolis; she’s in North Carolina, where she attends college at Appalachian State University. But we feel like we know her through her poems. She sent them to us last summer, with … Continue reading
We’re delighted to announce that we’ll be partnering with People Incorporated Mental Health Services at our “Pints & Prose” event at Kieran’s Irish Pub on April 10, which will feature Julie Barton, Andy Steiner, Janet Burroway, and Adam Levy. People … Continue reading
I had no idea how to greet Bruce Kramer. My instinct was to offer my hand, but his hands were tucked under a blanket and a cat. Also, he has ALS. I wasn’t sure he could move his hands. So … Continue reading
Ann Bauer loves the advertising industry. She wants us to know this. She’s worked in the business for many years and has nothing but good things to say about it. And while her new novel Forgiveness 4 You does send … Continue reading
We wish April 10 would get here already. That’s the day we’ll be hosting our Prose and Pints showcase at Kieran’s Irish Pub for four of our favorite artists: Julie Barton, Andy Steiner, Janet Burroway, and Adam Levy. The schedule … Continue reading
One of our favorite things to do is ask our favorite writers for the names of their favorite writers. We asked Shannon Cuthrell, author of the forthcoming mental health poetry book The Great Repression, for hers and she said Megan … Continue reading
We’re delighted to announce that Andy Steiner will be appearing in Duluth on April 17 at The Bookstore at Fitger’s. She’ll be reading from her acclaimed book How to Survive: The Extraordinary Resilience of Ordinary People and speaking about resiliency … Continue reading
Andy Steiner has a man’s name. That tells you something she’s open to unlikely perspectives. She also has a heart the size of North Dakota. When she writes, it’s for a purpose: to help people. She’s been doing it for … Continue reading