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Matthew Batt’s new book “The Last Supper Club” takes us behind the scenes of restaurants and waiting tables.
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“A Song Over Miskwaa Rapids” reunites us with the people of Mozhay Point Ojibwe Reservation as past converges with present and both the land and the people reveal their secrets.
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“Power & Light” marks novelist Will Weaver’s return to the themes of “Red Earth, White Earth” and “Sweet Land.”
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Duluth writer John Teschner's new thriller is a timely story about a fight over ancestral land in Hawaii.
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"The Taken Ones" has detectives searching for connections between a woman found buried alive and two girls who vanished decades ago in a small Minnesota town.
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"Rez Ball" is based on writer Byron Graves' adolescence while growing up and playing basketball on the Red Lake Indian Reservation.
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Professor Jason Fitger returns and misadventures abound in Julie Schumacher's new novel "The English Experience."
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Writer Barry Babcock credits the Bonga family, descendants of an African slave, as being an important part of Northern Minnesota's history.
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Shannon Gibney's "Sam and the Incredible African and American Food Fight" is a light-hearted story for everyone, but has a special message for diasporic families.
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Minnesota writer and motivational speaker Shelly Breen is the author of the "Shelly Bean, the Sports Queen" series and will be a keynote speaker at Bemidji State University’s Diverse Texts Conference in July.