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Audio Clips for August 25th, 2010 "The
Sound of a Wild Snail Eating" by Elisabeth
Tova
Bailey
"Outside the
Ordinary World" by Dori
Ostermiller
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Audio Clips for August 18th, 2010 Bryan
Gruley and his new mystery "The Hanging Tree"
"I
Remember You" by Harriet Evans
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Audio Clips for August 11th, 2010 Gail Carriger
about her steam-punk fiction "Soulless" and "Changless"
The Glass Rainbow" by James Lee
Burke
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Audio Clips for August 4th, 2010 "The
Writing Circle" by Corinne Demas The Murderer's
Daughter" by Randy Susan Meyers |
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Audio Clips for July 28th, 2010
"Tortured - When Good Soldiers
Do Bad Things" by Justine Sharrock
"The Heretic's
Wife" by Brenda Rickman Vantrease
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Audio Clips for July 21st, 2010
"The Unusual Mind of Vincent
Shadow" by Tim Kehoe
"The Burying Place" by
Brian Freeman
"The Truth About Delilah
Blue" by Tish Cohen
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Audio Clips for July 14th, 2010 "Thief" by
Maureen Gibbon
"Provenance: How A
Con man and a Forger Rewrote the History of Modern Art" by
Laney Salisbury & Aly Sujo
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Audio Clips for July 7th, 2010 "Manhood for Amateurs" by
Michael Chabon and "Bad Mother" by Ayelet Waldham
"Try to Remember" by Iris
Gomez
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Audio Clips for June 30th, 2010 "The Red Thread" by Ann
Hood
Ann Brashares on her book
"My Name is Memory"
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Audio Clips for June 23rd, 2010 Joseph Plut on his book
"Conversations with Jon Hassler"
"Silencing Sam" by Julie
Kramer
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Audio Clips for June 16th, 10 "Memento: My Life in Stories" by Michael McQueen, a book that helps children, parents and grandparents learn each other's stories "Seaworthy" A Swordsboat Captain Returns to
the Sea" by
Linda Greenlaw
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Audio Clips for June 9th, 10 Bonnie Rough
Juliet Schor
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Audio Clips for June 2nd, 10 MN Author Gayla Marty and "Memory of Trees: A Daughter's Story of a Family Farm"
Elise Paschen talks about "Poetry Speaks: Who I Am - Poems
of Discovery, Inspiration, Independence, and Everything Else.."
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Audio Clips for May 26th, 10 Dwayne Raymond and his memoir about his friendship with Norman Mailer, "Mornings with Mailer"
Annie Barrows and her book for young adults, "Ivy & Bean: Doomed to
Dance"
Guest from the Grand Rapids Friends of the Public Library program
talk with Heidi about events and literacy in Itasca County
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Audio Clips for May 19th, 10 Heather Lende and her new memoir "Take Good Care of the Garden and the Dogs: Family, Friends and Faith in Small-Town Alaska
Allison Winn Scotch "The One I Want"
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Audio Clips for May 12th, 10 Brady Udall and his novel "The Lonely Polygamist", described by critics as "big-hearted American storytelling at it's finest
William Alexander and "52 Loaves - One Man's Relentless Pursuit of
Truth, Meaning and a Perfect Crust"
MN author Kevin L. Malmquist and "F.L. Wasselwick's Return of the
Golden Turtle"
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Audio Clips for May 5th, 10 Anna Getty talks about "Anna Getty's Easy Green Organic - Cook Well -Eat Well - Live Well"
Aife Murray talks about "Maid
as Muse: How Servants Changed Emily Dickenson's Life and
Language"
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Audio Clips for April 28th, 10 Laura Munson about her memoir "This is Not the Story You Think It Is...A Season of Unlikely Happiness"
New York Times food writer
Kim Severson and her
memoir, "Spoon Fed: How Eight Cooks Saved My Life"
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Audio Clips for April 21st, 10 Heidi talks with poets Louis Jenkins and Steve Downing about their poetry and their event happened on April 21st at Itasca Community College
Local author Duane Schwartz and his latest called "Calumet," a
mystery set in Calumet that involves the Klan
KAXE volunteer Tom Cobb talks with historian
Hugh Ambrose about his latest, "The Pacific," now a series on
HBO
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Audio Clips for April 14th, 10 Known for her books and movies like "Because of Winn-Dixie" and "The Tale of Despereaux", MN Book Award Nominee Kate DiCamillo about her latest "The Magician's Elephant."
Pulitzer Prize nominee, #1 New York Times bestseller, and MN Book
Award Nominee
Alison McGhee about her
picture book "The Song of Middle C."
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Audio Clips for April 7th, 10 "Still Alice" by Lisa Genova, a Neuroscientist and her book from the point of view of a 50 year old realizing she has early onset Alzheimer's.
Deborah Adele is the author of the book
"Yamas & the Niyamas -
Exploring Yoga's Ethical Practice"and the co-owner of
YogaNorth in Duluth, MN
Regular KAXE contributor Nathan Bergstedt reviews "How To Steal A
Car" by MN author Pete Hautman
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Audio Clips for March 31st, 10 Duluth journalist Wendy K. Webb her debut creepy novel "The Tale of Halcyon Crane," ("creepy" in a good way)
Walter Mosley about his newest series of mysteries as well as
his post as ambassador to the American Library Association.
Regular KAXE contributor Robert Saxton is a writer and is often
referred to as "the minivan man," here's his essay about being a
Hockey Dad (fyi: the sight of a hockey calendar makes him want to
take a hostage...and he LOVES hockey!)
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Audio Clips for March 24th, 10 Julie Klassen about her book of historical fiction that's been nominated for a Minnesota Book Award, "The Silent Governess." Helen
Thorpe and "Just Like Us: The Story of Four Mexican Girls Coming
of Age in American."
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Audio Clips for March 17th, 10 Beth Hoffman talks about her new novel, "Saving CeeCee Honeycutt." Bestselling novelist
Liza Palmer is back with her latest, "A Field Guide to Burying
Your Parents."
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Audio Clips for March 10th, 10 Heidi talks with Thomas Cobb, the author of the novel "Crazy Heart," the book that the movie starring Jeff Bridges is based on. Julie Buxbaum about her novel
"After You" - the story of how Ellie steps into her best friend
Lucy's life after she is stabbed to death.
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Audio Clips for March 3rd, 10 Dwayne Raymond talks about his new book, "Mornings With Mailer: Recollections of Friendship," which gives readers a glimpse into the personal side of writer Norman Mailer. Aaron Newton talks with us about "Nation of
Farmers: Defeating the Food Crisis on American Soil"
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Audio Clips for Feb 24th, 10 "Heaven's Keep" by William Kent Krueger
"Remedies" by Kate Ledger
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Audio Clips for Feb 17th, 10 MN author Nicole Johns about her memoir about going to rehab for an eating disorder called "Purge: Rehab Diaries." Scott Muskin
and his MN Book Award nominated novel "The Annunciations of Hank
Meyerson, Mama's Boy and Scholar."
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Audio Clips for Feb 10th, 10 Best-selling author Adriana Trigiani about her latest novel "Brava Valentine" and also about her family's history on the Iron Range of Minnesota
Maria Finn and her memoir "Hold me Tight and Tango Me Home"
Getting passed how much better
the CBC covers the Olympics than NBC, Aaron says the Winter Olympics
got nothing on family fun...
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Audio Clips for Feb 3rd, 10 Star Tribune reporter Kim Ode about her book "Baking with the St. Paul Bread Club - Recipes, Tips & Stories."
Stephen Mitchell about "The Second Book of the Tao."
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Audio Clips for Jan 27th, 10 "Still Alice" by Lisa Genova, a Neuroscientist and her book from the point of view of a 50 year old realizing she has early onset Alzheimer's.
"Crazy Like Us: The Globalization of the American Psyche" by
Ethan Watters about how the U.S. has been exporting mental
illness.
Nathan Bergstedt reviews "It Can't Happen Here," a cautionary
tale about the possibility of a fascist dictatorship taking hold in
the US during the 1930s written by Sinclair Lewis
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Audio Clips for Jan 13th, 10 "How Philosophy Can Save Your Life - 10 Ideas That Matter Most" by Marietta McCarty "Seeking Peace: the "Miss Alcott's Email - Yours for
Reforms of All Kinds" by Kit Bakke
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Audio Clips for Jan 6th, 10 Jim Lewes "Ka-ka-ska-ska" Mary Pipher "Seeking Peace: the Worst Buddhist in the
World
Robert Goolrick "A Reliable Wife"
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Audio Clips for Dec 30th, 09 "Dragon House" by John Shors |
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Audio Clips for Dec 23rd, 09 "Tis the Season!" by Lorna Landvik "Americans in Space" by
Mary E. Mitchell
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Audio Clips for Dec 16th, 09 The widow of Louis L'Amour, Kathy, talks with Heidi about his legacy and the newly published volume 7 of his short stories. "I'm Dreaming of a Green Christmas" by
Anna Getty
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Audio Clips for Dec 9th, 09 Jennie Shortridge and her new novel "When She Flew," the story of an Iraq vet who is raising his child in the wild and a policewoman that risks her reputation to help them. Masha Hamilton and her new novel
"31 Hours" about a 21 year old man who hasn't contacted his
family in weeks - it is uncovered that he's been trained in Pakistan
and converted to Islam to carry out a mission.
Local free-lance writer Nathan Bergstedt and "Don't Mess with
Texas"
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Audio Clips for Dec 2nd, 09 "The Sugarless Plum - A Ballerina's Triumph over Diabetes" by Zippora Karz "Over the Holidays" by
Sandra Harper
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Audio Clips for Nov. 25th, 09 "Otter Spotters: A Wildlife Adventure in Alaska" by Judy Swain Garshelis, she and her husband spent over a year in the remote near Prince William Sound in Alaska, studying the breeding and eating and general movements of sea otters. "Ivy + Bean - Doomed to Dance" by
Annie Barrows
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Audio Clips for Nov. 18th, 09 Deborah Adele is the author of the book "Yamas & the Niyamas - Exploring Yoga's Ethical Practice"and the co-owner of YogaNorth in Duluth, MN. Local author Tom Chase about the publication and party for
his first science fiction novel "Stargazer: The First Days"
Orson Welles' daughter Chris Welles Feder about her memoir "In My
Father's Shadow: A Daughter Remembers Orson Welles"
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Audio Clips for Nov. 11th, 09 Michelle Maisto's "The Gastronomy of Marriage: A Memoir of Food and Love" Stephanie Stevens talks about "Isabelle and Grandma
Birdie' the book for children she wrote and illustrated.
Stephanie is a Bereavement Care Coordinator for Hospice and her
story talks about kids dealing with loss.
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Audio Clips for Nov. 4th, 09 William Kent Krueger's latest is called "Heaven's Keep" and this time Cork O'Connor is not hired or called in to solve a mystery. This time the mystery is his life. His wife Jo has left northern Minnesota on a small plane, headed to a business meeting when the plane goes down in the Wyoming Rockies.
"All Cakes Considered - A Year's Worth of Weekly Recipes Tested,
Tasted, and Approved by the Staff of NPR's All Things Considered"
by Melissa Gray
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Audio Clips for Oct. 30th, 09 Pim Techamuanvivit and "The Foodie Handbook - The Almost Definitive Guide to Gastronomy". Pim has toured the world and can give you advice on how to look good ordering wine to trying something new in a restaurant to making your own food that you and others will love. Rachel Simon's
written a great book, a self-help manual really for all the wives
out there. As I can attest, getting through a self-help project
(like tiling the floors perhaps) and still wanting to speak to your
spouse is no easy feat. The book is called "Building a Home With My
Husband - A Journey Through the Renovation of Love"
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