Throughout the summer, Minnesota communities will recognize the work and dedication it takes to become a published author. From libraries to conference centers, authors with Minnesota connections have been invited to speak and share their stories. Here's a roundup of some of those events from around the state:
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Dr. Xiao Jing "Iris" Wang's first book, "Boo Can't Poo," teaches kids how to deal with constipation by following the story of a little ghost.
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Minnesota authors Jess Lourey, J. Ryan Stradal and Cary Griffith headlined the annual fundraiser, which raises money for the Willmar Library.
Retired newspaperman Dave Greschner's first book captures the remarkable detail of northern Wisconsin's seasons.
A Macalester College history prof partnered with a New York-based illustrator to create "The Graphic History of Hip Hop."
Denise Lajimodiere will read from her children's book, "Josie Dances," at the Fargo Public Library on Monday as part of North Dakota Center for the Book鈥檚 "Great Reads from Great Places."
In separate chapters, the book covers invasive mussels, tiny invertebrates, snails, Great Lakes fish, Asian carp, snakeheads, crayfish and invasive plants and algae.
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Minnesota author William Kent Krueger spoke in Hackensack Wednesday, June 12, about literacy and the power of books.
Deacon Knuth carefully crafts a tangible portrait of the Holy Spirit and provides 365 daily brief moments of meditation in the midst of our messy and often times hectic lives.
Among the authors signing books were local writers Will Weaver, Kathy Thompson and Niomi Phillips.
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Dr. Samir Mardini and Dr. Marissa Suchyta, both based in Rochester, wanted to create a resource for kids with facial differences to help them build confidence and navigate questions and teasing.
'Finding Faith in Life's Beautiful Cracks' is an expanded view of some of Devlyn Brooks' favorite columns for Forum News Service.
The college writing class's veterans service project created an anthology of stories based on local veterans' personal memories.
John Marshall sophomore focuses on horror and science fiction in her writing.
Duluthian Tom Haas captured the island's stunning scenery and fascinating people.
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Donald Wulf passes on his favorite and most inspirational sayings in his book "Grandpa Don's Words of Wisdom for YOU!," which provides readers a saying a day for an entire year.
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