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| Oct 28 :: Woodland Pattern Book Center :: Milwaukee |
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| Emily Bertholf, Brenda Cárdenas, Alea Cross, Susan Firer, Angela Sorby, Angela Voras-Hills, and Peter Whalen celebrate resilience in poetry and prose |
| Nov 1 :: Kenosha Public Museum :: Kenosha |
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| Oneida author and storyteller Louis V. Clark III (Two Shoes) seamlessly blends poetry and prose to share his own American Indian story. |
| Nov 2 :: Monroe Street Arts Center :: Madison |
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| Mystery to Me and Monroe Street Arts Center welcome author George Hesselberg, in conversation with Doug Moe, for a discussion of the new book Dead Lines |
| Nov 3 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Join us on on the WHS Press Facebook page for a series of live book talks exploring all things Wisconsin! |
| Nov 4 :: John Bosshard Memorial Library :: Bangor |
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| John Bosshard Memorial Library welcomes author and longtime newspaper reporter George Hesselberg for a discussion of his new book, Dead Lines |
| Nov 5 :: Wisconsin Historical Society Headquarters :: Madison |
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| Madison's longest-running all-ages open mic returns to the Wisconsin Historical Society's HQ. |
| Nov 6 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Martha Bergland joins Jeff Nania and Lisa Fishman for a conversation on the intersection between writing and environmentalism |
| Nov 9 :: Heyde Center for the Arts :: Chippewa Falls |
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| Join editor B.J. Hollars and contributing writers to the new anthology as they explore resilience in poetry and prose |
| Nov 9 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Sun Prairie Public Library welcomes author Jeff Kannel to discuss his new book |
| Nov 10 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Wisconsin Black Historical Society welcomes author Jeff Kannel to discuss his new book |