Vivian Maier was a street photographer in the latter half of the 20th century, capturing intricacies of daily life at a time when camera culture and street photography was on the rise. Though Maier was extremely prolific as a photographer, she worked professionally as a nanny, often carrying several cameras around while she was working. […]
Confessions of a Novelist: A Chat with Carla DuPont and David Norman
So often we read books but never hear the story behind the story. On today’s episode, guest host Harry Hawkins takes us inside the mind of two novelists: Carla DuPont and David Norman. They discuss all things books, reading, and writing, including their favorite genres, what it’s like to write fiction for a living, and […]
Author Reading & Book Signing: Devin Murphy
Please join us at 702WI on Friday, June 8th as we welcome author Devin Murphy, who will read from and discuss his novel THE BOAT RUNNER! Doors open at 6:30pm, event begins at 7:00pm. A book signing will follow. The event is free, but please RSVP. In the tradition of All the Light We Cannot […]
Book Group Social
Interested in starting a book group? Or want tips for your current one? Join Reading Group Choices Director Mary Morgan at the Waunakee Public Library for advice, resources, and the latest book recommendations! A free event: sign up online at http://www.waunakeepubliclibrary.org/book-club-social
Inside Everyday Gay Holiday
A lot of the workspaces and studios that artists use in Madison are kind of tucked away, whether it’s visual art studios at the Art Lofts on the UW-Madison campus or music practice spaces off in the industrial areas of town. Perhaps that’s why a space called Everyday Gay Holiday stands out so much. Seven different artists […]
Writing towards the strange with Andy Gricevich
The strange can take on many forms in Andy Gricevich’s poetry. Working with weird music selections in the background and drawing inspiration from reading subjects such as philosophy and biology, the Madison-based writer is bound to get results that feel bizarre and boundary-pushing. But he doesn’t necessarily want readers to see his work that way. […]
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