The Milwaukee Book Festival comes to an end by dedicated its penultimate night tonight to Wisconsin authors, with a 7 p.m. program at Marquette University’s Weasler Auditorium. Featured in particular are Sandra Kring, whose latest books are
Thank You for All Things and The Book of Bright Ideas, and Lesley Kagen, who is promoting Land of a Hundred Wonders, but these two will be supported by over a half dozen other local authors, including Isabel Sharpe, Brenda Cardenas, Liam Callanan and Angela Sorby, all of whom will offer ultra-brief readings of their latest. The evening ends with a book signing and reception.
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Quantum of Solace is the future of cinema, a movie whose splashiest scenes are tailored to the dimension of big screens. It opens with the camera zooming like a cruise missile, skimming the surface of the sea as it hurtles toward the Italian coast. There,
Besotted by the cinema of silence and early talking pictures, Guy Maddin also finds humor in old movies-or perhaps the humor lies more in the distance between our experience of the world and the gestures of an antique art form. In My Winnipeg, the Canadia
For most of us, bossa nova is the distinctive sound of Brazil. The music was born in the late 1950s, conceived in large part by Antonio Carlos Jobim. From early on, American jazz musicians parked themselves within the idiom, sensing an affinity between th
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