Books

As an ambitious fourth grader, I set out to write the next Great American Novel. There was one problem: in

based on a book by Erika Lee A large segment of the U.S. population worried that immigrants were too numerous

The following is excerpted from Lorna Landvik’s 2019 novel “Chronicles of a Radical Hag (With Recipes).” Throughout the book, Landvik

On a January day in 2001, my mother and I sat together in the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota

“If [children] see only reflections of themselves, they will grow up with an exaggerated sense of their own importance and value in the world. A dangerous ethnocentrism.”

As a child, I read everything from Superman comics to “Little Women,” absorbing without question whatever these writers had to

“Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good,” by adrienne maree brown How do we make social justice a pleasurable path

submitted by Minnesota Women’s Press Under 30 team “We Are Never Meeting in Real Life” by Samantha IrbyWhen I came

In “Collapse: Dreaming Another World,” a memoir by Minneapolis attorney-turned-Jungian-analyst Medora Woods, she reflects on whether catastrophic events of late

In a recent visit to the Twin Cities, National Geographic adventurer Erika Bergman, a submarine pilot, and author Trudi Trueit