Edward Lotterman In 63 days we will vote in the most momentous presidential elections of most of our lifetimes. The underlying political fundamentals seem clear to many on both sides, and many voters likely have already made up their minds. … Continued
This month, summer officially ends, but plenty of summer constellations are still playing on stage in our nightly celestial theater. As a bonus, sunsets are earlier, so your stargazing time is expanding! The autumnal equinox this year is on Sept. … Continued
William Cope Moyers shared the story of how he recovered from near-fatal drug and alcohol addiction in “Broken,” his bestselling 2006 book. He told of being hauled out of a Harlem crack house by his father, journalist and former White … Continued
At 15 years old, Junie Edwards put pen to paper and wrote a play centering mental health in the Black teenage experience. A year later, Edwards pitched it to Pillsbury House and Theatre in Minneapolis and, after two years of … Continued
(Courtesy of Andrews McMeel Publishing) MATT EICHELDINGER: Launches “Matt Sprouts and the Day Nora Ate the Sun,” second in his Matt Sprouts series in which Matt has to babysit Nora the goat. 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, Red Balloon Bookshop, … Continued
If you attend any big literary event in the Twin Cities you will see a tall woman with short white hair surrounded by people who want to talk to her. She is Ann Regan, one of the most quietly influential … Continued