Read Minnesota Books
Read Minnesota Books
Read Minnesota Books: author interviews, reading recommendations, and publishing news from the North Star State. www.readminnesotabooks.com
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Oct 1, 2026
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Andrew Elfenbein and The Quyre (Tales of the Pine Rapids Fairies Book 1) 20.02.2026 24:19
Is it a Minnesota podcast without a 1991 Halloween Blizzard story? Professor Andrew Elfenbein speaks with us about his first year in Minnesota, his work and colleagues at the University of Minnesota, and his humorous MM romantasy The Quyre (Tales of the Pine Rapids Fairies Book 1) from Dreamspinner Press. The Quyre Andrew's Substack Andrew Elfenbein on Facebook Dear Committee Members by Julie Schu...
Kao Kalia Yang and The Blue House I Loved 14.02.2026 15:12
In the first episode of Read Minnesota Books, host Deborah Copperud interviews award-winning Minnesota author Kao Kalia Yang about her new picture book, The Blue House I Loved , from University of Minnesota Press. The Blue House I Loved Yang's Letter From Minnesota on LitHub Birch Bark Books , Louise Erdrich's Minneapolis bookstore Wild Rumpus bookstore in Minneapolis @kaokaliayang on Instagram Ka...
Read Minnesota Books Podcast Trailer 14.02.2026 1:07
When you think of Minnesota, do you think 10,000 lakes? Or 10,000 books? If you like to read, you should totally subscribe to Read Minnesota Books, a brand-new podcast and newsletter from the North Star State. You can listen to author interviews, reading recommendations, and publishing news. Why books? Why now? Because book coverage is disappearing. Jeff Bezos just dumped The Washington Post’s ro...
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